Answered by Shan Thursday Jan 20th 2011

With the current state of the job market, having a bachelor's degree is not like it was 10-15 years ago. Back then, a bachelor's degree was your ticket to any job, but now you can't throw a stick without hitting an unemployed individual with a bachelor's degree, especially in the field of business. Business degree were the hot thing for many years, and a result there is an overpopulation of them. But this is not a bad thing. What it has done is forced people to examine their other talents, and find jobs outside of their specific educational background. So, what I would suggest is you begin by looking for jobs within the field of business and management. Look at your own background and see what might fit - maybe you can apply your education to a career in retail or food for example. The possibilities are endless.

To help get you on a path through, I am going to suggest that you take a look this list of online articles that cover topics related to Starting Your Career.

This list of articles is an excellent source of information for feeling your way through finding a job.

Also, here is a short list of possible jobs that your degree may have prepared you for:

Human Resources Manager

Staff Accountant

Retail Store Manager

General / Operations Manager

Human Resources Generalist

Business Analyst, IT

Financial Controller

Marketing Manager

Financial Analyst

Restaurant General Manager

Banking Branch Manager

Regional Sales Manager