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Best Business Jobs

Business jobs are more than cubicle farms, pressed khakis and TPS reports. Some occupations in this industry involve nothing of the sort. In truth, this is a customer-service sector where the jobs’ duties, work settings, training, salaries and skills are diverse.

#1

Market Research Analyst

Market research analysts study our habits as consumers, then use those observations to counsel companies on packaging, branding and selling products. The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts an impressive 31.6 percent employment increase for this occupation between 2012 and 2022.

#2

Marketing Manager

Sending the right message about a product can take that product from shelf-warmer to must-have sensation. That’s what effective marketing managers do – highlight what’s fresh and relevant about a commodity to entice consumers. Our No. 2 business job ranks so well partly due to its high median salary: $123,220 in 2013.

#3

Accountant

Were you the kid who made straight A’s in math? A career full of audits, taxes and accounts receivable might await you. The Labor Department predicts more than 166,000 new openings will be created in this field by 2022.

#4

Operations Research Analyst

Like a market research analyst, the No. 4 business job is also an advisory position – one that involves helping businesses and organizations operate more efficiently. The BLS projects employment growth of nearly 27 percent for operations research analysts by 2022.

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#5

Financial Advisor

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