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Marketing Manager - Career Queries

Hello Yes, as other [counsellors have advised here][1], check if there is any opportunity like on-campus placements with your college. Otherwise, you can still walk to other colleges and do off-campus placements. Some colleges might invite students in and around their city to attend job interviews at their campus. So check if there are any such off-placements as well with other colleges in your city. Second[, look for jobs on job portal][2]. Naukri, Monster, Timesjobs, Shine are nationally renowned job sites. Upload your cv, resume on these sites. Recruiters will get in touch with you if the

Dear Aspirant, Any company who is business oriented & customer focused, definitely needs Marketing to be done. There is practically no company in the world who does not need marketing at all. Marketing is a compulsory requirement of companies who are new as well as who are famous and worth billions of value. Every company needs Marketing Managers to handle marketing, sales. At present according to the Govt of India, there are about 14 lakh companies (registered). There are also non registered entities like proprietary concerns, partnership firms, small scale shops, etc. who also need

1 answer Dr. Anand Wadadekar, PhD in Marketing Manager category

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Dear Aspirant, Thanks for approaching us at CareerGuide. Below skills are a must for any one intending to work in Marketing & Sales function: 1. Convincing skills 2. Negotiation skills 3. Persuasive skills 4. Domain / Product knowledge 5. Communication skills 6. Language skills 7. Business knowledge 8. Costing knowledge 9. Team building skills 10. Leadership skills 11. Positive attitude Best wishes, Dr. Anand Wadadekar Founder Director & CEO - Discovering Careers India www.discoveringcareers.com

1 answer Dr. Anand Wadadekar, PhD in Marketing Manager category

Glad to hear you are thinking of a transition from marketing to operations. But practically, I believe two years of marketing executive

Hello student, I am happy to advice you on your query 'study abroad'. For your information, I myself had my education in the UK and I believe my advice would offer you little insight into applying to the UK universities. By the way, you have only mentioned that you wanted to study marketing at the University of Liverpool but not have mentioned about what level of degree you wanted to study in marketing. [Marketing management][1] is offered at both MSc and MBA level. You can choose to do MSc Marketing if you have no work experience or less than a year or two work experience. If you wo

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Hello There! Education is a very important aspect for a stable, secure and growing career in the long term. I am glad that you seem to have realised this aspect and therefore I am further happy to see you approach [CareerGuide][1] for seeking clarification and information on your query. To be a [Marketing Manager][2], you first need to start from the job profile of a Sales Executive, except if you are graduated from IIMs. Marketing is not Sales, but Sales is Marketing. Therefore you need to master the Sales level first in order to be a good Marketing executive and later a good Marketing Ma

1 answer Surabhi Dewra in Marketing Manager category

Hello Student.. you want to know the importance of academic background in marketing field,  I think you need not to worry that much as it is not at all important to have a academic if you already have a good experience in the same field. As per my [knowledge in marketing field][1] experience matters more than academic background in any case. You should be more aware of day to day suffering of marketing field rather than theoretical knowledge. Yeah in any day you will better relate if have some basic knowledge about the marketing filed and sector but all is theoretical which can vary a l

1 answer Surabhi Dewra in Marketing Manager category

This is a very common myth that [marketing and sales job][1] needs a person to be talkative. Frankly speaking, being talkative is not an essential criteria in any business function but being interactive is very essential in every business function. If you are talkative, you are ruining your business and this is a hard truth. However if you are interactive you are saving your business from loss. I believe you get to understand this difference. To be a corporate professional and work in any area of the business [be it human resources, sales, marketing, strategy, customer management or pr

Hi Mr. Najeeb, Greeting's for the day!!! With Indian companies emerging as global players and Indian market being eyed by multinational companies, it becomes essential that there is no dearth of professionals who can overcome language barriers and facilitate smooth communication for proper business transactions. Foreign language experts with a good understanding of cultures are in great demand in the corporate world. The scope of foreign languages as career is stupendous and candidates willing to explore it have multitude of job opportunities in various multinational companies and multilater

1 answer Rahul Shinde in Marketing Manager category

Dear Amit,Glad to see you approach [CareerGuide][1] for seeking guidance about your career development.Hope you are clear that you do not wish to continue in the technical domain of IT. IT actually provides excellent career growth in the technical domain.MMS can be surely pursued, however depends on what specialisation you choose. Please let me tell you that once you are MMS, jobs may not be related to IT. You may get [Marketing][2], Finance, [HR jobs][3] which have no relation with your graduation degree.MMS is a University course so pursuing it from the college which you have mentioned is no

1 answer Dr. Anand Wadadekar, PhD in Marketing Manager category

It is certainly common to have these sort of confusions for most of the freshers passing out of their MBA degree. This is a crucial stage for the fresher with a professional degree in hand like the MBA. So stepping out on the right platform is very much essential to embark on your post MBA career. This is why experts always advice students on having some work experience before starting with the MBA degree. However there are some roles that could help you easily land up at the right place. Here are they for you,1. Business and development:As a marketing fresher you can start from a business dev

There is a vast difference in getting a degree from India or abroad, especially in the Management subjects at least. In the present globalization, work is stretched across seas and oceans meaning there are hundreds of multinational companies evolving around every corner of the world in a jif. If you take BMW cars as an example, ask yourself which country is the home of BMW. It was founded and headquartered at Munich, Germany but how are we knowing about this brand in India? How is it able to sell this brand in the Asian continent when it is actually manufactured in the Europe? If you thin

1 answer Dr Aparna in Marketing Manager category

Getting a job in marketing is through work experience constructed in the field of marketing, else through formal education in marketing. Full time qualifications: If you'd ask me, I would always advice on taking up a full time education in a professional degree like the MBA. To have an MBA and then work in marketing field is very powerful both in personal and professional development aspects. There are many colleges in India that offer the MBA/ PGDM in marketing and here is the list of top tier business schools in India. IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, ISB Hyderabad, IIM Calc

1 answer Dr Aparna in Marketing Manager category

Marketing management was long ago sticked only to sale of one company's products. It was stereotyped to think as such and the same misconception continues even in the present times. But people who has had some industrial experience in marketing for over a period of years, or for someone who have had some educational experience in Marketing from top tier premium business schools, they would tell you whats all on offer with marketing management other than the typical sales job that we generally think of.Lucrative jobs for a marketing professional:1. Sales and business development:You can start w

1 answer Dr Aparna in Marketing Manager category

[Marketing management][1] could be studied only as part of the business school subject and therefore it is essential to know the ranking of business school rather than the marketing subject itself. There are many university ranking league tables going around the world that list [top business schools][2] region wise and it is very important to target the legitimate ranking site to understand the ranking and school's standards.  You have asked for the top 10 schools that offer marketing management in the world and as said above, I shall list the top 10 business schools that offer market

1 answer Dr Aparna in Marketing Manager category

Hi Vani,It depends what interests you the most. Doing something with perfection that you enjoy the most is ideal.Best,Ajit

1 answer Ajit sankar  Mallik in Marketing Manager category

Hi Deepaish,You seem to be quite on track in achieving what you want to with your MBA from Symbiosis. If you had major in marketing, you must be having the skills needed for the job. Now what you need is a suitable job. Go through your friends, alumni, contacts and get to a job in a marketing company. Initial days are tough in marketing jobs as you might not get to do what you have wanted to(like making designs, measuring signboards etc.) but it eventually improves. You might have to settle for a less paid job in such cases but once you prove your worth, you can reach heights if you are seriou

1 answer Aaloka Anant in Marketing Manager category

BI is an upcoming field and is best suited only if you have analytical mind and like to play with numbers. You'll be working with many software and knowledge of MIS is of great help.All the best

1 answer Rajeev Jain in Marketing Manager category