Not everyone wants to be an engineer or work in the medical field. Have you thought about the areas of business and communications? They are two popular and competitive fields.

So, what can someone do to improve their chances of getting a career in business or communications? Well, the truth is, it really comes down to playing your cards right and putting in the time, and talking to the right people. Here are some jobs dealing with communications and business that you might just overlook:

Marketing Coordinator

Marketing coordinators have many responsibilities, including maintaining marketing calendars and consumer databases or even doing research themselves. Marketing coordinators are primarily in charge of analyzing and interpreting data and sharing it with the employees in an easy to understand way. The ability to communicate effectively is paramount for this position

Communications Specialist

Okay, this one is not as elusive, but that does not mean it is not a good choice! Communications specialists are skilled with public relations and are in charge of maintaining a company’s public image. Communications specialists new to the trade may start off maintaining company files, going through media articles, and compiling information, while higher level employees help to develop strategies for all of a corporation’s communication

Product Managers

Product managers develop strategies to ensure the success of a product or service lifecycle. They oversee the needs and requirements throughout the organization through market research, the coordination of timelines and budgets, and managing outside vendors.

Account Managers

Account managers serve as the client representatives of their brands. Account managers are leaders and strategists, balancing the needs of the client and the brand to the greatest benefit of all. They are also responsible for overseeing all aspects of advertising, including the creative, media, research, and commercial production.

International Business Consultants

International business consultants work to help their brands succeed in overseas markets. They generally have a good understanding of “the big picture,” and focus on achieving objectives that contribute to an organization’s growth and profits overseas. They often specialize in specific areas, such as production, sales, and distribution.

There’s a huge world of careers out there, and it is up to you to navigate them. Put in the work and get the results! Good luck!