Careers in Business

The process of keeping and interpreting financial records:

• Accounting.

• administrative services.

• banking services.

• business information management.

A career area in which employees facilitate business operations through a variety of administrative and clerical duties, including information and communication management, data processing and collection, and project tracking:

• administrative services.

• accounting.

• banking services.

• business information management.

A career area in which employees are primarily concerned with accepting deposits, lending funds, and extending credit to bank customers:

• banking services.

• accounting.

• administrative services

• business information management.

An umbrella term covering those careers that provide a bridge between business processes/initiatives and IT (information technology):

• business information management.

• accounting.

• banking services.

• administrative services.

A function in a company that manages policy and strategy for (and the implementation of) capital structure, budgeting, acquisition and investment, financial modeling and planning, funding, dividends, and taxation:

• corporate finance.

• creativity.

• enthusiasm.

• finance.

The ability to generate unique ideas, approaches, and solutions:

• creativity.

• enthusiasm.

• finance.

• flexibility.

Intense interest or excitement:

• enthusiasm.

• creativity.

• flexibility.

• finance.

The process of obtaining funds and using them to achieve the goals of the business:

• finance.

• creativity.

• enthusiasm.

• flexibility.

The ability to adapt to changes as they occur:

• flexibility.

• finance.

• enthusiasm.

• creativity.

A career area in which employees focus on the staffing activities that involve planning, recruitment, selection, orientation, training, performance appraisal, compensation, and safety of employees:

• human resource management.

• general management.

• insurance.

• marketing.