Business and technology jobs go hand in hand.
Business and technology go hand in hand. Job seekers with an interest in both fields will find that there are many job opportunities in various industries. While most of these positions will require at least a bachelor's degree, there are also positions where work experience matters more than your education.
Chief Technology Officer
The Chief Technology Officer, or CTO, is the executive in charge of technology at a corporation. Responsibilities may include working as a liaison between management and the technology department, implementing technical solutions to meet company goals, and setting a department budget. Educational requirements vary depending on the company that is hiring. At minimum, you should have a degree from an accredited university, 10 years of business technology experience, and several technical certifications. PayScale.com reports the national average annual salary for a CTO is somewhere between $111,000 and $204,000.
Network Administrator
Network administrators provide computer support services in a variety of environments. Responsibilities may include installing hardware and software, monitoring computer networks, and gathering data. Most positions will require a bachelor's degree, however the Bureau of Labor Statistics states that in some cases an associate's degree and work experience will suffice. One can increase their job prospects by obtaining certifications offered by industry vendors and professional associations. The Bureau of Labor Statistics states the median salary for network administrators was $66,310 in May 2008.
Web Marketing Manager
Web marketing managers help businesses market and sell through the Internet. Responsibilities may include developing a search engine optimization plan, managing web advertising campaigns, and analyzing website statistics. Many employers will prefer candidates with a bachelor's degree in a business-related field. Those without a degree may have good job prospects if they have a proven track record of marketing success. Indeed.com notes that the average salary for internet marketing manager job postings was $45,000 as of May 2010. PayScale.com states the national average salary ranges from somewhere between $44,000 and $81,000.
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