Where to find Marketing Jobs?

[sheena234]

Hi,

Why do people come up with same problem?? “We are not getting the right job, good place to work” and all such repetitive questions every time??

Do they not know how to surf net that has so many new job opportunities and job boards launching each day?? The need is to open up two eyes and one mind to see the new things.

Recently my friend came to me… he wanted to enter into the marketing industry. His only question – HOW??

I need your help for answering his “HOW??” If you came across some good marketing-career-sites then let me know.

[dlstephenson12]

Personally I would tell him not to bother - its a crap and thankless job to be honest.

Get him to retrain to be a plumber or electrician - more money, less hastle.

[dlstephenson12]

Sorry, having a bad day in my Marketing department

[stratigen]

Originally Posted by sheena234

Hi,


Recently my friend came to me… he wanted to enter into the marketing industry. His only question – HOW??

I need your help for answering his “HOW??” If you came across some good marketing-career-sites then let me know.

A good starting point would be the Chartered Institute of Marketing's website on careers, jobs, etc.: http://www.cim.co.uk/cim/dev/html/car.cfm. Plus, other sections of this website list out various marketing qualifications, colleges, etc.

[zooz]

Hi!

You should check out for jobs on the web everyday, and also in newspapers.
besides that I think the best way to find a good job is to spread the romer that you seeking for a job between your friends and their friends.
That way or another, It's all a matter of luck.



Adi Golan

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The real question is not "HOW"...but "WHY".

WHY do you want to have a job? Not to bash people with jobs, as it is a vital component in the workplace. Find out your WHY first. Is it to work so you can pay your bills? Is it to pay for your next dream job? To put food on the table?

To be fair, this was the question I kept asking myself when I was working with a corporate job. The money was great but it didn't answer my WHY. To have the financial freedom to do whatever I want. So after finding out what I can do to start my own business, I had quit my corporate job that I had for six years and have never looked back.

Disclaimer: Your miles may vary.