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Julia's Income $1,800

Julia's Expenses
Rent $650
Utilities 100
Car 210
Braces 150
Groceries (60/weekx4) 240
Other Expenses 150
Total Expenses $1,500
Savings left $300

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 Dollar Amount to
Financial Goal Accomplish
Short- Term Goals
1. Phone $206.40
2. Laptop $412
3. Television $320
Intermediate-Term Goals
1. Vacation $600
2. Save for a downpayment of house $520
3. Save funds for college of nieces $825
Long-Term Goals
1. House $1,500
2. Starting Business $2,100
3. Investments $1,440
 Description of your Goals

Buy new phone for study purposes.

For school or work purposes.
Save money for television since our current tv is damaged.

Take a vacation after graduation.

Save money for the first payment of house.
Saving money for education of my niece.

Purchasing a home for my family.

Using my course in starting a business.
Investing on different companies.
Information Career One
Job Title
Office manager

Educational
Requirements Office mangers in smaller operations or lower-level
administrative services managers with fewer
responsibilities may only need a high school diploma
combined with appropriate experience, but an associate
degree is increasingly preferred.

Advancement A master’s degree in business administration or a

Potential related fieldcan enhance a manager’s opportunities to
advance to higherlevel positions, such as director of
administrative services.
Job Outlook
Administrative services managers employed in
management services and management consulting
should grow as companies increasingly look to outside
specialists to handle a myriad of administrative tasks
that have become increasingly
complex and expensive.
Salary Range
In the Federal Government, industrial specialists
averaged $82,169 a year in March 2009. Corresponding
averages were $78,995 for facility operations services
managers, $79,457 for industrial property managers,
$70,386 for property disposal
specialists, $78,562 for administrative officers.
Continuing
Education
Managers of highly complex services, such as contract,
Requirements
insurance, and regulatory compliance, generally need at
least a bachelor’s degree in business administration,
human resources, accounting, or finance.

Related
Occupations Occupations with similar functions include: Cost
estimators, Office and administrative support worker
supervisors and managers, Property, real estate, and
community association managers, Purchasing
managers, buyers, and purchasing agents and Top
executives.

Brief
Description of Administrative services managers spend
Working much of their day in an office, but site visits around the
Conditions building, outdoors to supervise groundskeeping
activities, or to other facilities under their management
are common. If overseeing a construction project, travel
to the construction site is typical.

Brief Job
Description Specific duties for these managers vary by size of
company or office and degree of responsibility and
authority. In small organizations, a single administrative
services manager, sometimes called an office manager,
may oversee all support services.
Brief Job
Description Specific duties for these managers vary by size of
company or office and degree of responsibility and
authority. In small organizations, a single administrative
services manager, sometimes called an office manager,
may oversee all support services.
 Career Two

Advertising manager

For advertising management positions, some employers prefer a

bachelor’s degree in advertising or journalism. A relevant
course of study might include classes in marketing, consumer
behavior, market research, sales, communication methods and
technology, visual arts, art history, and photography.

Although experience, ability, and leadership are emphasized

for promotion, advancement can be accelerated by participation in
management training programs conducted by larger
firms.

Employment is projected to grow about as fast as average. As

with most managerial jobs, keen competition is expected for
these highly coveted positions

Median annual wages in May 2008 were $80,220 for advertising

and promotions managers. Median annual wages of advertising
and promotions managers in May 2008 in the advertising, public
relations, and related services industry were $105,960.

The importance and high visibility of their jobs, advertising,

marketing, promotions, public relations, and sales managers often
are prime candidates for advancement to the highest ranks. Well-
trained, experienced, and successful managers may be promoted
to higher positions in their own or another firm; some become top
executives.

Other workers involved with advertising, marketing, promotions,

public relations, and sales include the following: Actors, producers,
and directors, Advertising sales agents, Artists and related
workers, Authors, writers and editors, Demonstrators and product
promoters, Market and survey researchers, Models, Public
relations specialists, Sales representatives, wholesale and
manufacturing.

They work with sales staff and others to generate ideas for the
campaign, oversee a creative staff that develops the advertising,
and work with the finance department to prepare a budget and cost
estimatesfor the campaign.

Advertising managers direct a firm’s or group’s advertising and

promotional campaign. They can be found in advertising agencies
that put together advertising campaigns for clients, in media firms
that sell advertising space or time, and in companies that advertise
heavily.
 Advertising managers direct a firm’s or group’s advertising and
promotional campaign. They can be found in advertising agencies
that put together advertising campaigns for clients, in media firms
that sell advertising space or time, and in companies that advertise
heavily.