Does anyone who majored in marketing regret doing so? is it hard to get a high paying job? whats ur salary?
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I do not have an undergraduate degree in Marketing, but have an MBA with a concentration in Marketing (Strategy) plus additional hours beyond that. I have worked in Marketing/Sales over half of my working life (25+ years) and found it to be the most rewarding. I have found that the pay for a job tends to be focused on what is important to that company. Clue: Make yourself important to the company; through education, skills, abilities, relationships, and projects that showcase you and your willingness to bring success to the company. I don't like to quote salary, but I will give you a hint at over 100K+Bonus.
Also, work because you enjoy what your doing . The money and recognition will come because you show it in both tangible and intangible ways.
I have a bachelor's degree in marketing with an OK job, soon I'll be moving on to a job making about $65,000 to $75,000 in Seattle. I started working 6 years ago at $35,000 a year. I mostly regret not getting a master's degree sooner - I'll start on either a master's degree in finance or marketing soon. Regretting your major really depends on your present job and what you like to do - you can become a marketing product manager, a marketing communications assistant, a marketing researcher, an account executive, etc.
Ummm, I've been in marketing for years and any marketing director, marketing manager or advertising professional makes quite a bit of money. Your question is a bit general as there are all types of marketing jobs. Are you speaking about lead generation/sales, or branding, or account management? I'd suggest, however, if you are serious about any type of marketing communications you write with correct grammar and professionalism.as crafting a good message is the key to marketing!
No not at all, I majored in Mrketing from the University of Virginia and I am in direct sales for a CRM software company (Salesforce.com) and I make well into 6 figures...
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