seeing_double
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^Thanks for the help Meg and JJ . Anyone else with any advice feel free ...*cough* Lena *cough*
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seeing_double said:Just get a job ASAP at the best possible place, get some experience, and then wait for an opening at a better location...or is it really all about connections and "luck" of an open position? .
JJohnson said:Well I wasnt take the 'fashion' approach because Im going to a purely business school, but i didnt also just want to be labeled "fashion buyer" i want to do this career, but i also want a degree that can be used everywhere if there is no opening.
Lena said:good luck jj
iluvfashion said:^What's the position JJ?
Good luck
kXtreme said:buyer is top management position which one cannot get without a college degree. you cant just become a buyer, you should really familarize yourself more with the fashion industry, you seem to be getting into something you dont know anything about. i can tell from all the repetitive questions you ask.
yea but the questions you ask over and over again does mean lack of knowledge. you want to be a buyer yet youre going for a marketing degree? also you say youre going to be a buyer soon? you didnt even start college. it takes a long to become a official buyer even after you get a degree. lastly you wanted to know if you cna be a buyer without a college degree... nuff said.JJohnson said:I am not. I am very well versed with fashion I just had basic questions. Im going to college for a marketing degree, but i was just wondering if it was mandatory or absolutely needed. I am very familier with the fashion industry and I plan on being a buyer soon . Many questions dont mean a lack of knowledge, there is always room to learn more.