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Just graduated- BS Business Administration what are my best career opportunities? Job Search?

I just graduated with BS degree in Bus Admin. I am looking for entry level management positions, any recommendations on job searching?

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1. I hear Wal-Mart is hiring
2. 1. List your 10 favorite things to do. 2. List the 10 industries that you think are 'cool'. 3. List the 10 biggest employers in the city where you live. 4. List all the Fortune 500 companies based in your state. 5. Write down the companies that your family and friends work for today. (10-20 companies) You now have a list of 50-75 companies... go to each of their websites and search the "Careers" sections to see what jobs excite you.
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4. Look into some of the larger companies that have headquarters in your area - or where you would like to live. Many large corporations have programs for recent grads, where you receive training and begin to gorw your way up the corporate ladder. Large retail stores, restaurants, architects, oil companies and banks have programs like this. Think about what industry would interest you and then start searching for large comanies. Also - use the big search engines, monster, yahoo jobs, career builder. Another great place to start is to contact some employment agencies - many large corporations hate dealing with the headache of searching for and finding qualified employees. Oh - one other idea - look into professional associations. I graduated with a Communication Degree, so many of my jobs searches were through PRSA (public relations society of america) Most large cities have their own branch and they all have job listings.
5. Hi, Here is a site with lots of job-related info: http://www.snapbiznet.com/international-jobsearch/ Hope you find something there!