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AWhat kind of business? What level of management? If you want to manage a corner store there is probably nothing stopping you. If you want to run a 400 bed hospital you are probably setting your sights too high. Other jobs are somewhere in between.

AIn the United States, a person may be employed as an employee to perform accounting services and refer to him/herself as an "accountant", even though such person has not been certified. "Certified" is the word used in the US to designate a licensed accountant; "Chartered" is the word used in the UK any many other countries to designate a licensed accountant.But such a person may not perform accounting services for the public. In the US, only a "Certified Public Accountant" may use that term or the designation as "CPA", and only a CPA may practice the accounting profession for the public.Hope this helps.

AI would if the person with the associate degree had a good head on their shoulders, MakkiD's does it all the time, as do a lot of the Mall stores. Turnover is crazy.TWD

AQuite possibly.~Dr. B.~

Au can only assign the ones with gold badges, click on them and choose promote to manager

AAn accountant is better. Less headaches and problems.

AIf your pay is cut substantially you might be able to collect a reduced benefit. Basically if your wages are cut to something very close to or less than the unemployment benefit that you'd qualify of you lost your job you might be able to collect something if you kept working.A substantial pay cut is a valid reason to quit and remain eligible for unemployment benefits. The amount of your pay cut will determine what qualifies and what does not and this is usually a judgment call by the unemployment department. If you wound up losing 10% to maybe 20% of your pay you probably would NOT be eligible. However if you lost 50% of your pay you should be OK to quit and collect unemployment.Merely being demoted in and of itself won't qualify you for unemployment. The amount of your pay before and after the demotion will determine if you can collect anything.

AMajor in Marketing is important for becoming a marketing manager. To excel in your career fast. Do this:While you are in 2nd year of college, look for Marketing Internships...to begin with. Also decide which industry you want to stick to. It is important to gain industry relevant experience and will be asked for when you apply for mngr's job.In 3rd year, look for marketing co-ordinator or marketing assistant's job and get 2 years of experience while studying so when you graduate you can straight away apply for assistant manager's position. After graduation and assistant mngr's position for 2+ yrs...you will be set for becoming a marketing manager!I wish someone gave me this advice when I was in college. I wouldn't have to start my career as Mktg Co-ordinator then (which is not a big deal and you feel you are overqualified for the job).

AAn Associates Degree will not further your career. It might be able you to get an entry level job. Or, you will need 10 years or plus of experience. Go for a BS Degree that can actually further your career.