Management Analysis
Also known as management consulting, this field involves analyzing business operations and offering strategies to improve efficiency, reduce costs, or enhance performance. Professionals solve complex organizational problems, often involving restructuring or process optimization. The role is largely office-based or at client sites, with frequent travel and team collaboration.
Common Job Titles: Business Analyst Management Analyst Operations Analyst Process Improvement Specialist Strategy Consultant
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