Business management test

An employee who answers phone calls and manages the office schedule works in: A. Administrative services B. Operations management C. General management D. Human resource management

A. Administrative services

Which of the following is a career in finance: A. Insurance B. General management C. Marketing communications D. Professional selling

A. Insurance

Employees who look for meaningful clues about what customers want and why they want it work in: A. Marketing research B. Administrative services C. Securities and investments D. Insurance

A. Marketing research

Bo's job is to choose and buy clothing for a retail store. His career is in the area of: A. Merchandising B. Professional selling C. Marketing research D. General management

A. Merchandising

Which industry includes brokerage firms and stock exchanges: A. Securities and investments B. Professional selling C. Corporate finance D. Business information management

A. Securities and investments

Accounting

Accountant • Accounting clerk • Auditor • Bookkeeper • Cost analyst • . controller • Tax accountant/preparer • Government accountant • Internal accountant • Management accountant • Public accountant

John has just been hired as a loan officer. HIs new career is in the area of: A. Corporate finance B. Banking services C. Insurance D. Accounting

B. Banking services

Which of the following skills is at the core of most business activities: A. Creativity B. Communication skills C. Math skills D. Computer/technology skills

B. Communication skills

Diana prepares bills and invoices for her company. Her career is in the area of A. marketing communications. B. corporate finance. C. securities and investments. D. professional selling.

B. Corporate finance

Which of the following is a career area in business: A. Health care B. Marketing C. Entertainment D. Mathematics

B. Marketing

Katharine has just been hired as a brand manager at a retail chain. Her career is in the area of: A. Banking services B. Marketing management C. Professional selling D. Operations management

B. Marketing management

3 main careers in business

Business management, finance, marketing

Jenn has bookkeeping responsibilities at her new job. In what department does she likely work?: A. Marketing research B. Operations management C. Accounting D. Securities and investments

C. Accounting

Which of the following is a career area in business management: A. Professional selling B. Insurance C. Business information management D. Accounting

C. Business information management

The best business career prospects are available to candidates who have: A. A background in accounting B. A stockbroker's license C. Earned a bachelor's degree D. Earned a high school diploma

C. Earned a bachelor's degree

Which of the following industries exists to protect individuals and businesses from financial losses: A. Marketing research B. Operations management C. Insurance D. Accounting

C. Insurance

Professional selling belong to what career area: A. Business management B. Finance C. Marketing D. Sports

C. Marketing

Corporate finance.

Cash manager • Capital budgeting specialist • Capital expenditure manager • Financial analyst • Project analyst • Project finance manager • Treasurer • Foreign exchange manager

Employees who have supervisory responsibilities for par or all of the business work in: A. Business information management B. Securities and investments C. Merchandising D. General management

D. General management

Jared was just hired for a new job. The employee who interviewed him and took him through the hiring process works in: A. Marketing management B. Banking services C. Operations management D. Human resource management

D. Human resource management

Taylor works as a public relations manager. His career is in the area of: A. Operations management B. Professional selling C. Marketing research D. Marketing communications

D. Marketing communications

Which of the following is a career in marketing: A. Administrative services B. General management C. Banking services D. Merchandising

D. Merchandising

Learning new job skills or updating your current job skills is known as: A. Licensing B. A bachelor's degree C. An internship D. Professional development

D. Professional development

Securities and investments.

Financial consultant • Investment banker • Mutual fund manager • Financial analyst • Trader • Financial planner or advisor • Real estate developer

Insurance

Insurance broker • Claims adjusterFinancial planners, advisors, and consultants are responsible for helping clients meet their financial goals • Compliance specialist • Loss control manager • Branch manager • Financial planner • Special investigator • Benefits consultant • Producer • Product manager

Operations management.

Master scheduler • Procurement analyst • Quality manager • Supply chain manager • Chief operations officer (COO)

Business information management.

Relationship manager • Business analyst • Business process manager • Business process architect

Administrative services

called support staff, include: reception, security, payroll and bookkeeping, communications, conference and travel planning, records management, mail, printing and distribution, office management

Marketing communications.

• Assistant account executive • Assistant media buyer • Research assistant • Public relations specialist • Media buyer/planner • Marketing communications manager

Marketing research

• Assistant market analyst • Assistant product analyst • Market research interviewer • Market research analyst • Market research supervisor, manager, or director

Merchandising

• Buyer trainee • Assistant buyer • Buyer • Merchandising assistant • Merchandising coordinator • Merchandiser • Merchandise manager or division manager

Banking services.

• Financial manager • Loan officer/counselor • Credit analyst • Trust officer • Mortgage broker • Acquisitions specialist • Branch manager • Relationship manager • Financial planner

Human resource management.

• Labor relations manager Benefits administrator, • Compensation analyst, Recruiter

Marketing management.

• Marketing director• Product/Brand manager• Marketing manager• Marketing specialist

Professional selling.

• Sales agent • Sales representative • District or regional sales manager

General management

• Supervisor • District manager • Regional manager • Director