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Pathway: Marketing, Sales & Customer Service
Job: Advertising Manager
Job Description
Advertising managers direct the communication of information about their firms’ activities marketing its products or services profitably. They typically oversee departmental staff.
Necessary Education
Bachelor’s Degree
Helpful High School Courses
English, Art, Computer Applications, Business courses
Working Conditions
- Usually have offices close to those of top managers
- Long hours including evenings and weekends, are common
- May experience stress and pressure, when meeting deadlines
- Travel and meeting attendance may be substantial parts of the schedule
Salary Range
- 2003, Delaware average annual salary,
$65,120
- 2003, Delaware average hourly wages,
$31.31
Career Ladder Information
- Many positions are filled by promoting experienced staff or related professional or technical personnel
- Promotion may occur quicker in large firms than in small firms
- Advancement may be accelerated by experience, ability, leadership, and continuing education
- Those with extensive experience and sufficient capital may open their own businesses
Personal Qualities and Interests
You:
- Are able to communicate persuasively both orally and in writing
- Are familiar with computer applications
- Are mature, tactful, and have good judgment
- Are creative
- Are highly motivated, resistant to stress, flexible and decisive
- Have strong interpersonal skills
Did you know?
- The ability to communicate in a foreign language may open up employment opportunities in many rapidly growing niche markets around the country, especially in large cities and in areas with large Spanish-speaking populations
Additional Information
- Occupational Outlook Handbook: http://www.bls.gov/oco
- American Association of Advertising Agencies: http://www.aaaa.org
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