
Of course, kids won’t start off in life aspiring to be internal audit managers and business analysts, but the Glassdoor research takes three factors into consideration – the number of job openings, earning potential and possible career opportunities. This mingles into a job score.
Essentially, the below jobs are the best-paid and will offer you a decent chance of promotion. 1. Marketing manager – 4.5 – £46,561 2. Finance manager – 4.4 – £52,081 3. Mechanical engineer – 4.4 – £34,799 4. Sales manager – 4.3 – £45,613 5. Business analyst – 4.3 – £46,047 According to AXONN, 78 per cent of CMOs believe that custom content is the future of marketing. This was echoed by a September 2014 Real Business article, which said: “Marketers say we are entering a “new era” in marketing. Before the internet, ‘mass marketing’ – reaching the most people possible – was the aspiration of a lot of businesses. Now we have the internet, reaching the most people possible is very easy; so easy it has become anathema to the consumer. They are simply overloaded. “So mass marketing is being replaced by ‘engagement’ or persona marketing. It’s not totally the reverse: a marketing campaign can still reach the most people possible, but at the same time appeal to each individual, based on the information the marketers have.” Read more about marketing:- Marketing teams need to realise the full potential of data to create engaging campaigns
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