Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Data Review. Management Essay
Attached is an Excel spreadsheet containing Bureau of Labor Statistics Data. Preview the document for mean salary and number of employment positions available based on a particular occupation code sorted by state. Think about a state you wish to work in. Create a table or tab in the worksheet of all of the occupations in your state of choice that have the word “manage”* in the Occupational Title field. You've now created a subset of the original data set from which additional analysis can be made.
*The term managerial positions will be defined as any position with the word “manage” in the title. The reason the word “manage” should be used as a filter is that this will include occupations with the word manager or management in the title.
Answer the following questions using the data subset you created:
What is the average salary for your chosen state of all managerial positions?
How many total managerial positions are available in your state?
What percentage of the total number of employment positions in your state are managerial positions? ***Hint: You will need to refer back to all of the positions in your state to calculate this.
What does this information mean to you as a prospective job seeker in this state looking for a managerial position?
Bureau of Labor Statistics Data Review
Your Name
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July 15, 2018
1 What is the average salary for your chosen state of all managerial positions?
1 The average mean salary for all managerial positions in New York is $118,464.67
2 How many total managerial positions are available in your state?
2 As of the time that the data provided, there are about 30 managerial positions in the state of New York
3 What percentage of employment positions in your state are managerial positions?
3 There are a total of 781 employment positions in the of New York, 30 of which are managerial. Thus, the number of managerial positions as compared to the total equals 3.84%.
4 What does this information mean to you as a prospective jobseeker in this state looking for a managerial position?
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