Hi guys. I'm not from a business background but I've been looking into MBA programs as a possible career change for several reasons. Would anybody care to explain to me why employment rates are divided by these two categories, and what they mean exactly? Is "function" simply a category that includes the actual job titles, sort of? And industry simply describes the areas?
Thanks in advance.
Employment: industry vs function? (Noob question)
Posted May 16, 2022 15:32
Hi guys. I'm not from a business background but I've been looking into MBA programs as a possible career change for several reasons. Would anybody care to explain to me why employment rates are divided by these two categories, and what they mean exactly? Is "function" simply a category that includes the actual job titles, sort of? And industry simply describes the areas?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Posted May 16, 2022 15:49
A function is the thing that you do, and an industry where where you do it. For example you might be an accountant working in a steel factor, or a IT person working in a school.
A function is the thing that you do, and an industry where where you do it. For example you might be an accountant working in a steel factor, or a IT person working in a school.
Posted May 16, 2022 16:20
Got it! I guess "function" makes more sense than "position", as the position name can be made up by the company. Industry is clear enough. Thank you!
Got it! I guess "function" makes more sense than "position", as the position name can be made up by the company. Industry is clear enough. Thank you!
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