谁知道这些专业毕业后能找什么工作？
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Simply not true!
Accounting -> CA, CGA, CMA
Finance -> banks, investment firms, insurance companies. I should have gone into finance, because it pays really well.
Business Operations Analysis -> not sure what it is
Information Systems -> IT, consulting firms
International Business -> don't know much about it
Marketing -> Some of my friends majored in marketing are working for Procter & Gamble, Nabisco and smaller marketing firms
Strategic Human Resources Management -> Any companies' HR deparment
Technology and Operations Management -> manufacturing companies, a friend of mine is an operations manager in Boeing.
Simply not true!
Accounting -> CA, CGA, CMA
你只能选择其中的一个来做 cma不是给新手的 需要诺干年的经验 更多的是职务而不是职位
Finance -> banks, investment firms, insurance companies. I should have gone into finance, because it pays really well.
如果你能去bank 恭喜你 你太有竞争力了 其他的口子都很小 因为financal的作用很大 所以一般情况下 公司不会需要太多的
Business Operations Analysis -> not sure what it is
这个是做头的 不是干活的
Information Systems -> IT, consulting firms
不是computer science或engineer出来的 别人怎能放心你编的程序
太累了 不写了
International Business -> don't know much about it
Marketing -> Some of my friends majored in marketing are working for Procter & Gamble, Nabisco and smaller marketing firms
Strategic Human Resources Management -> Any companies' HR deparment
Technology and Operations Management -> manufacturing companies, a friend of mine is an operations manager in Boeing.
Accounting -> CA, CGA, CMA
你只能选择其中的一个来做 cma不是给新手的 需要诺干年的经验 更多的是职务而不是职位
Finance -> banks, investment firms, insurance companies. I should have gone into finance, because it pays really well.
如果你能去bank 恭喜你 你太有竞争力了 其他的口子都很小 因为financal的作用很大 所以一般情况下 公司不会需要太多的
Business Operations Analysis -> not sure what it is
这个是做头的 不是干活的
Information Systems -> IT, consulting firms
不是computer science或engineer出来的 别人怎能放心你编的程序
太累了 不写了
International Business -> don't know much about it
Marketing -> Some of my friends majored in marketing are working for Procter & Gamble, Nabisco and smaller marketing firms
Strategic Human Resources Management -> Any companies' HR deparment
Technology and Operations Management -> manufacturing companies, a friend of mine is an operations manager in Boeing.
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Accounting -> CA, CGA, CMA
你只能选择其中的一个来做
不是吧~~我的好几个PROF都是其中两个兼有啊,也可以同时拿其中两个啊，不过难些而已。
你只能选择其中的一个来做
不是吧~~我的好几个PROF都是其中两个兼有啊,也可以同时拿其中两个啊，不过难些而已。
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Information Systems -> IT, consulting firms
不是computer science或engineer出来的 别人怎能放心你编的程序
Do you think system development only involvs programmers? What about the Business Analysts for business requirements, and System Analysts for technical requirements, and System Integrators, Testers (including system test and user acceptance test), and more testers, and technical writers, and trainers, and those occupying support tasks like DBAs, Sys Admins, Network Admins, Infrastructure Architects, and last but not the least Poject Managers? Are you aware of that "thing" called the system development life cycle?
And you are completely missing my point. All education is fundamentally self-education, and the most important element in becoming educated is a deep-seated motivation to do so. Therefore it doesn't really matter what you've learned, for as long as you've learned the methods to approach problems, then you have not wasted your time at university. From my own experience, only a very small percentage of people working in IT actually majored in IT (comp. sci or other) back in school, many come from sciences, engineering, arts (that's right, arts), business, etc. No matter where you are or what you do, try to do the best you can and be the best you can.
不是computer science或engineer出来的 别人怎能放心你编的程序
Do you think system development only involvs programmers? What about the Business Analysts for business requirements, and System Analysts for technical requirements, and System Integrators, Testers (including system test and user acceptance test), and more testers, and technical writers, and trainers, and those occupying support tasks like DBAs, Sys Admins, Network Admins, Infrastructure Architects, and last but not the least Poject Managers? Are you aware of that "thing" called the system development life cycle?
And you are completely missing my point. All education is fundamentally self-education, and the most important element in becoming educated is a deep-seated motivation to do so. Therefore it doesn't really matter what you've learned, for as long as you've learned the methods to approach problems, then you have not wasted your time at university. From my own experience, only a very small percentage of people working in IT actually majored in IT (comp. sci or other) back in school, many come from sciences, engineering, arts (that's right, arts), business, etc. No matter where you are or what you do, try to do the best you can and be the best you can.
