read the Schantz (2014) A Young Scholar's Guide to Building a Professional Network

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Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read the Schantz (2014) “A Young Scholar's Guide to Building a Professional Network” article, review the Divisions listed on the APA websitepaying special attention to the divisions that may interest you, and review the O*Net Online website .

In your initial post, identify one division related to your career interest that you would consider joining and one specific job related to that division. Conduct a search on your chosen job using O*Net Online. Briefly elaborate on the information provided on the job you searched, and be sure to include educational requirements, duties, future outlook, and salaries related to the position. Use the Internet to search for and compile information about the leading employer prospects for this position in your geographical area. Compare and contrast the compiled information with that from O* Net. Include expected duties, number of job offerings found, educational requirements, job experience, and salary levels where applicable. Analyze psychology as a profession and assess the role the APA could play in aiding you in the development of a professional network. Briefly detail an initial plan for building your professional network as well as obtaining your selected job. If your job of interest requires licensure, detail the requirements from your State Board of Professional Psychology or respective professional field since the Master of Arts in Psychology is not a licensure program and does not prepare an individual to become a licensed psychology professional

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I'm interested and fascinated by the marketing management tasks. Marketing managers
are required to plan, coordinate and direct policies and programs for marketing, for instance, he
is required to analyses demands for products and services offered by a company or its
competitors as well as identifying potential customers. A manager is also required to set pricing
strategies with intents of maximizing the company’s profits.
According to the ‘O*Net online,' the career requires the interested in having some
educational requirements. It requires one to have a bachelor’s degree in marketing, a master’s
degree in the same sector and a professional degree. Having fulfilled these requirements then you
are considered competent for the post of a marketing manager.
The career for marketing manager has very many duties. A manager is required to
communicate with supervisors or subordinates where it can be done over the emails, telephone or
in person. He is also required to establish and maintain interpersonal relationships with other
colleagues and junior workers. The manager is expected to make decisions and solve marketing
problems for the firm. He is also expected to get information about the market, sell and influence
others as well as think creatively when developing marketing strategies.
A marketing manager also has future outlooks that the firm e...


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