Introductory Business Careers

For the last 5 weeks in Cal Careers, we have been doing a simulation with the stock market. The amount of money we started with was $5,000. We observed different companies’ stocks and decided which stocks we wanted to buy. After buying stocks from 6 different companies, we recorded the amount of money they made us that week. As the weeks passed, we had to decide whether or not we wanted to keep our stocks or sell them. By the end of the simulation, we either made money or lost money.

Many believe that financial literacy classes are helpful and a good tool for you in the future. Finance is a waste of time and the classes do not help you in any case. The material taught in these classes are not used in everyday life and the methods used in the class are not helpful in any way.

Individuals pursuing a degree in business may enjoy doing their job more often if they know the purpose behind it. Some classes that go more into depth, such as International business, study other business cultures that connect to ours. Due to this being an election year, many people face facts about the world all

For as long as I can remember, I have always wanted a career in business. My father owns his own business and some of my earliest memories include being told to sit quietly with my brother as my father met with customers and companies. It fascinated me how everyday was different for him, and that he saw and dealt with an ever-changing group of people. Early on, this fascination with the flexibility of his job made me want the same in my life, and that desire never really went away. When teachers, peers and random adults like my dentist asked me what I wanted to do when I was older, I always knew I wanted to own my own business. With this career goal in mind, I entered senior high school already searching for the perfect university to attend.

Applying for the Bachelor of Business Administration at Laurier will ultimately help lead me to success both personally and academically. Not only is the program one of the most highly accredited co-op BBA programs in the country, but the campus at Laurier truly is breathtaking, and the experiences to gain from living on campus are endless.

Over the course of the last year, I have taken several courses related to and that can be applied to business. I had never taken a single business class prior such as in high school or college. I figured it was detrimental to my success in the future of being a small business owner as a future and successful dentist. I have learned accounting skills that will help me with reading and interpreting accounting documents. I have also learned many ways to handle certain situations though proper communication. I have learned that by taking my MBA degree

My past experiences, including internships and extracurricular activities, have introduced me to finance, where I plan to build my education. By interning for a wealth management firm I was able to experience the positive impacts of business first hand. The feeling of completing meaningful work that helped individuals and small businesses prepare for future success had a heavy impact on me. I realized how important investing and financial planning are for a meaningful future, and it determined me to

It really helped my family and I find unresolved conflicts within our salon. As a business major myself it was exciting to do something hands on. It opened my eyes into part of what you have to do with a business major. Not only that, but it also helps one understand how to budget and how much work and money that is put into owning a business. I’m pretty sure that some of my classmates were able to see an example of real life people on how they manage they make their business keep running. For us to go in there, helped these business owners into realizing what changes they could make by the numbers we got. As for me, I did enjoy this and I do hope to keep working more with my family to benefit our

Everyone needs to develop skills that will help them in the future. Working to better ourselves, we help better our chances of more enlightening careers. I believe I have developed a certain few of these skills. While working at Ciddici's a pizza place here in downtown I proved such skills.

The business studies program provides rich opportunities for relevant, real-world learning experiences. In business studies, programs that provide pathways to specific apprenticeship and workplace destinations and that include cooperative education courses provide students with valuable information and connections that help them to explore potential work and business opportunities.

There was some technical difficulties Tuesday night, so I couldn’t make it to class. Sounds like you had some trouble too! This week we are wrapping up a unit with a unit exam, a writing assignment, and a quiz. The writing assignment is about our possible career choices, we must include four. This new unit is about career exploration, there are many, many careers to choose from. There is a career options worksheet in the dropbox and reading. The four careers we chose can be completely different or similar. There’s many sources we can utilize, websites are the best place for quick and good information. These careers are just suggestions, don’t dismiss them but don’t commit to them either. The best place to start is to brainstorm possible careers

It takes a lot of skills to assist in operating a company. Some of these skills are patience, communication, leadership, and much more. If you couldn’t tell my interest is in business. I’ve always wanted to be a leader and form my own path. So I did some research and found a small company that works with multiple different organizations in the business field. I requested to job shadow at Industry One. Industry One is a small company located in Melvindale, Michigan. Industry One does industrial cleaning, local and nationwide. When talking to my shadow host he spoke of one of his employees being in Washington D.C. at the time. My host’s name was Karl Smith, Division Manager of Industry One.

My experience with DECA is one of the greatest things I have been a part of. It really made me feel like a professional at a young age, which allowed me to meet a lot of new people with similar interests and gained a lot of friendships through networking. College will be a great opportunity to continue my pursuit of a business career. Through DECA, I participated in leadership conferences allowing me to take in a lot of information from keynote speakers to see how their journey began and tips to go by along the way.

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During my sophomore year in high school, I made up my mind, I wanted to study business. My uncle owns his own business, he took me to work with him one day ever since then I have been in love with the concept of being your own boss. Although I didn’t really understood at the time what the job required or was about. The environment felt so natural and positive. As I got older and started looking more into it really felt like something suited for me that is why I choose this career. My major is Business Management and my dream job is to become a Management Analyst. A bachelor degree is needed for entry level job as a management analyst, however most employers prefer to hire management analyst who has a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA). Psychology is one of the required courses needed to get a business management, the others are Accounting, Intro Contemporary Business, business law, principles of marketing, public speaking, Principles of Sociology, Intro to Computer