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I don't know much about exchange relationships in relation to marketing? How does it benefit that? what marketing does is that it researches how people behave to create something that will keep a customer satisfied
Have you ever been interested in a job in marketing? Not interested in marketing. It does seem interesting, though. Medical field would be my preference. Working with patients. Maybe children. Maybe a pediatrician's office. To me I think children are all so innocent. Yes, outpatient setting.
I hadn't really considered it. I did take some marketing classes in college though. What about you? What kinds of fields are you interested in? What do you want to do in the medical field? That would be really cool and very noble of you So you want to work in the out-patient setting? Do you think kids should be seen by a pediatrician or by a GP?
my job involved making sure that products they have is what they want . my job involved making sure that products they have is what they want . my job involved making sure that products they have is what they want . do you want to get a job in that field eventually ? oh , i see what you are saying . yes that's a valid perspective that definitely makes a lot of sense .
I guess no. Have you? Hey, if you're passionate about it, then go for it! Oh. I don't know how medical school works. I am studying srt history. Mostly medical. But, also that you most likely won't have long to make a bond, play, etc. It would be mostly care Children are angels! I don't think I could work in a daycare. It would be overwhelming.
I have, the concept of value-based marketing is amazing. You should check it out. Well marketing teaches you how to keep and satisfy the customer. So of course it will be useful What field of medicine are you studying? Yea i think home care is probably a big role for you since it focuses on treating illness to improve quality of life of people. I'm actually a medical researcher, so bad medical research makes me cringe. Moral of the story: trust your pediatrician! Do you think children should be seen by a pediatrician or by a general practitioner?