Think about where you will be in your career and your life five years into the future. Create a list of the jobs that you think you will have, the additional skills you might develop, and the further education you will pursue. Using this list, prepare a résumé for yourself that reflects where you believe you will be in five years. Once you have prepared the résumé, share it with someone in your family or with a close friend. Ask them for their insight as to whether the résumé is an accurate portrayal of where they think you will be in five years. If their opinion is different from yours, can you determine why? How might this information factor into your present and future career decision-making?

It is essential that when choosing the business administration course there is a directing of the student to one of the multiple administrative areas in which a career can be built.

Assuming that there is an interest in building a career with a focus on entrepreneurship in the market, it is necessary that there are significant skills for entrepreneurs, that is, communication skills, flexibility, and conceptual skills, which allow the administrator a broad view of the business, coordinating and controlling its resources to position itself favorably in the competitive market.

If your focus is to open a new business, it is necessary that you evaluate your profile, considering that this is an activity that requires resilience, organization, a lot of study and determination. When preparing your resume and asking for the opinion of people close to you, analyze if the characteristics of an entrepreneur will match yours, and adjust to develop them if necessary, seek support material, such as great scholars, scientific articles, try to observe the business scenario, and dedicate yourself to making your business prosper.