mee

where is the us has the greatest demand for business admin jobs, with degrees in business admin

more specifically like jobs for human resources, financial analysts, event managers and retail managers?

My wife thinks Texas, but she said she isn't sure, so she told me to ask



thank you

also, please describe the demand in 6 years aswell as now

thankss

markwm

Seriously? Google is your friend. Monster.com is your friend. Get to know them.

What do you think? Do you have your own thoughts? Does your wife let you think?

Since no one here has a time machine, answering that question is not possible.

BTW: is the degree yours? How did you get it?

mee

LOL I used google, but no i didn't use monster, i will look it up

I don't know, that is why i asked, yes i do have my own thoughts

and it doesn't make sense? you can't "let" someone think, or stop them from thinking, that is a highly illogical statement, and the fact that you would dare to question my academic credentials and qualification just after making that illogical and irrational statement, is no less than idiotic

and obviously I don't expect a complete accurate answer, i was expecting a prediction, a word that you should look up child (i say child since your whole statement is very immature)

and since you dare to question my academic educational qualifications and credentials, I dare you to state what you have, but based on your statement I expect you failed secondary education, but oh well............BYE!!!

celticgrid

The BA in Sociology and Business from the Dale Carnegie school, presumably

Nutmegger

I think it is possible that in six years the jobs you describe will not exist as their functions will all be accomplished by robotic computers being developed by IBM.

mee

excuse me???? care to elaborate????

mee

funny

Speedwell

Elaboration: If you were half as competent in business administration as you pretend to be, you wouldn't have needed an elaboration.

celticgrid

Nope. I'm not sure it would help. Thanks anyway.

mee

Says Punjana's Biggest Fan

I don't recall stating I was "competent" and I did not "pretend" anything perhaps you should check where I said that

LOL fools these days

mee

OK then, move off the post! now! bye!

Mitzyboy

If you are going to continue this thread in the vein of calling other posters fools, children and immature, then I will end up acting like a school teacher.

Please, you ask a question, you accept the answers ... please don't invite retribution, which insults WILL induce.

Thank you for your cooperation

Pulaski

markwm

There are many job sites out there: find the one that has roles that suit your trade or profession. Try and make some contacts through your current business or perhaps there is a professional organization you could join.

LOL: not how it came across! :-)

You're not English, are you?

Then ask a sensible question.

It wasn't a dare: it was an observation based on the content of your post.

Duncan Roberts

None of that actually happened. You were asked a question about a degree that you had mentioned. The answer to that would impact the advice given. However you seem to have come to pick a fight and are skewing other posts to do so. Based on your posts so far I can't think that there would be many companies interested in somebody with your attitude and less that would want to keep you as an employee if you were to get hired.