Are entry-level marketing jobs worth applying for or is it just a cover for telemarketers or crap work?
I’m a new graduate just starting an MBA program, but working at a crappy Meijer (Wal-Mart competitor) retail job, and wants to apply for entry-level marketing jobs, but how much can I expect to make? And what would an entry-level marketing person do on a daily basis (in general obviously)- can anyone with entry-level marketing firm experience please answer!
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I have been in sales and marketing for years. Unfortunatly, if you have no sales or marketing experiance it is hard to get in to any thing that is not entry level. Most of the time, entry level is going to be a sales job or telemarketing. If you are selective about where you take these positions you can very easily work your way up to a position that you want to be in. I would say pick out a few companies in your area that you would like to work for, then apply for a position that will make you the most visable. Once you sell yourself to the people you work for you can win yourself into any position that you want. Don’t kick yourself in the butt for not getting the position that you want right away. Look at it as an avenue to pursue to get the job that you really want. Hope this is helpful.
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