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| *Ostroff, Fair and Company>>>Marketing & Sales |
Is it easy? |
to get a job in the marketing industry? Or is it really competitive? Where can i find information regarding this? Marketing is an extremely broad industry. I know marketers working in political campaigns, public transportation, manufacturing, insurance (data people, not sales agents), research, a sociology publication, and more. The only skill more broadly applicable (s茅lon moi) is sales. And that exists side-by-side with marketing. Writing ad copy is extremely demanding and competitive. Selling those same advertisements (particularly in a local or print-media capacity) is wide open, though it's not necessarily easy to do the job. I'd suggest the best place to get information about this is a university professor. They stay on top of the industry in a way that practitioners don't. And they would be really good at helping you identify what field of marketing (if any) you have in mind, and what it's like out there. Depends what level you are interested in entering and whether or not you have a degree related to marketing. Entry jobs called marketing are often sales jobs. True marketing jobs market a product or service from behind the sales efforts. You aren't selling. Some companies don't like to call their sales people well sales people - so they call them marketing professionals - and that is weird. They sell. Easy or difficult is depend on yourself. It is not competitive and you can find a good job on the web: www.kiemviec.com.vn |
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