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General and Operations Managers

Historical Job Growth

Civilian:job in recent demand

Civilian Historical Job Growth

Military:job in recent demand

Civilian Historical Job Growth

Job Outlook*

Little to no change in employment of top executives is expected. Keen competition for jobs is expected because the prestige and high pay of these positions attract many applicants.

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Opportunities to Get Ahead*

Advancement may be accelerated by participation in company training programs that impart a broader knowledge of company policy and operations. Participation in conferences and seminars can expand one's knowledge of national and international issues that influence the organization and can help the participants develop a network of useful contacts. To facilitate their promotion to an even higher level, managers who have experience in a particular field, such as accounting or engineering, may attend executive development programs geared toward their backgrounds.

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Top States with the most civilian jobs

States: CA, TX, NY, IL, FL,

Projected Civilian Job Growth

Future job growth is projected to be slower than average

About 81,500 new jobs by 2018
*Job Outlook and Opportunities to Get Ahead relate to General and Operations Managers, which includes Chief Executives; Chief Sustainability Officers; General and Operations Managers.
Data supplied by: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Center of Education Statistics, Defense Manpower Data Center
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