 | I have got a job offer as business development manager in an advertising company, but the MD has mentioned that if targets not met there will be penalty pinch, that is deduction in the fixed salary as well and if met more and above the target twice the salary amount will be paid, should i take up this job?
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| I often have to compose marketing plans and stratagies. Can you suggest great books to assist me in becoming better at my job and excelling as a Business development manager.
Also any books or programmes that help with the actual format and templating of business plans, marcom plans, business strategy etc would be appreciated.
1 answer - Asked By: Sarah19 - 4/27/2009 |
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 | After highschool i plan on a career as a business development manager, can i immediately for a International Masters degree for Business administration? or do i have to start at Bachelor degree Level? and what are the minimum age and experience years required to get a job as a Business Development manager and the roles and responsibilities as well? thanks.
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| Business development managers and account managers r loosing jobs if targets r not met. but ive never seen a head of sales loosing their job for poor team performance. in 99?f situations some sales guys must take a blame and get sacked... no?
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| Business development managers and account managers r loosing jobs if targets r not met. but ive never seen a head of sales loosing their job for poor team performance. in 99?f situations some sales guys must take a blame and get sacked... no? how fair is that ?
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 | 1) Working as a business development account manager for a healthcare staffing firm $23.50 an hour.
2) Working from home selling health/life insurance over the phone and computer for an agency that pays $5000 a month guaranteed if I hit the target. If not, I don't have a job. If I hit the target, they pay commission on top of that $5000 if my commission is higher and make me a sales manager.
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| Business development managers and account managers r loosing jobs if targets r not met. their sales managers have more stable job in reality - poor sales is always someone's else fault, no ?
I've never seen a head of sales loosing a job for poor team performance. it;s always some sales guys who r taking the blame and get sacked... right?
2 answers - Asked By: jaworski_artur - 6/9/2008 |
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| I'm a public relations and business development manager for a small firm our area. I really don't have any sales experience but I do have the "stepping stone" to those skills. I have wonder people skills as well. Any tips for an interview? or tips just to get an entry-level position?
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| How can you contribute in a company being a business development manager?
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| If they are not confident enough to run there own business, how they will bring business for others, i wonder. And please don't give me reasons of funds. I know many people who started from nothing and are now millionaires. I just can't understand why they work for others?
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| I got 2 job offers-one from pharmaceutical company (Medical representative) & another from stock broking firm(Anand Rathi).
In the later the position offered is that of a Executive.
Job Description : Business Development , Customer servicing, Portfolio Management & Cost Management
Career Planning : Sr Executive ( Position Offered) - Business Development Manager - Team Manager - ASM - RSM { With in the Region }
Can anyone tell me what exactly is the job of a Executive involves & which is better?
Hi Bill ,but which of the 2 jobs is better?
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 | I've overheard this in a Bar - that they are willing to expand into a country which I know well and which I speak the language of. I presume they were employees of the company. I really would want to hop on the train to be honest, with the current job-climate and all. But I don't know how to go about. Should I just send an e-mail to the Development Manager explaining that I have experience over there and that I could be of help ? Any suggestions are welcomed
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| I'm preparing a presentation for a job in my workplace as part of a restructure and am looking for some inspiration!
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| I have a B.A., worked on a presidential campaign, managed political projects, worked as a business development manager, etc. - and now I am applying for bartenders positions so that I can go back to school to do what I really want to do: photography.
While going to school and interning I want a job that is both flexible and relatively high paying and bartending is just that. The problem is that employers ideally want people with no time conflicts - what should I tell them? Bartending jobs are very competitive in Los Angeles and I of course want to work at a place where the tips will be great. The interviewer always remark that this is an "interesting" career change for me which forces me to explain my rationale. I always emphasis that I NEED to make money and that my schedule will work around my job but still feel that it is hurting me. I realize that many artists in L.A. bartend and wait tables, so I my situation is not unique.
Thanks in advance.
They know my career history from my resume. My resume needs to be complete so that I don't have time gaps since college.
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 | Need to know more details of what a business development manager does.
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| Hi
I'm finishing off my mba and have a bsc in electrical engineering. I currently have a couple of years of business development experience.
I'm considering looking for employment in a number of sectors, and was wondering:
1. What kinds of jobs / firms actively recruit MBA holders?
2. What level should an MBA start out at? (Entry, Lower-mid management, etc..)
Thanks!
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| Would I be able to work a business related job with a mechanical engineering major? Will employers look for engineers to work a business type job? I want to be an engineer but work within the business industry, what should I do? I am already in the engineering school but I don't really want to transfer to the business school.
Thanks for the help!
1 answer - Asked By: rinpin11 - 10/26/2010 |
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| Since May 2011 a small advertising firm of about 12 people has hired
3 Account Managers
1 Junior Account Manager
1 Data Analyst
1 Account Director
And they have only kept 1 Account Manager. The rest were fired in the probationary period for not being the right "fit" or for being too "nervous". Most of these people were competent and were successful at previous positions and subsequent positions and their business development team was separate. It is just personal, a matter of fitting into the company culture?. I was one of the account managers and I would like to know how to avoid this mistake in the future.
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 | What are the implications for (a) manager’s job in general, and to you personally?
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 | I want to get my first assistant manager job at Radio Shack. I have worked at a Super Target for a year. They trained me in 13 different positions including everywhere from backroom, flow team, instocks, hairlines, softlines, market, signing, presentation, cashier, cart attendant (to clean up chemical spills), guest services, and also electronics. I know the bases of sale and I am very good at taking on a lot at one time. I know in a position like that I would definitely make more than I do now... but I just wanted to know if I would even be considered.. please help?
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