Management Trainee Officer

A management trainee is someone who is being trained to become a manager in a business or organization. They assist with day-to-day operations, participate in training programs, and learn about the company's functions.

Responsibilities:

Learn company operations: Work with different departments to understand their functions and policies
Assist with projects: Help plan and implement projects, and contribute to strategic planning
Analyze data: Analyze market data and other information to help with decision-making
Provide support: Assist managers with decision-making and provide analytical support
Create reports: Write reports for management, such as performance evaluations
Attend training: Participate in training programs and workshops to improve skills
Develop leadership skills: Learn how to lead and work well in a team

Skills and Qualifications

Communication: Have strong verbal and written communication skills
Problem-solving: Be able to analyze problems and find solutions
Adaptability: Be able to adapt to change and work well under pressure
Flexibility: Be able to work in different departments and perform a range of tasks
Initiative: Be able to take the initiative and be confident and accountable
Education: Have a bachelor's degree in business administration or a related field

Skills

Presentation Skills Conservation Awareness Coordination Skills Record Keeping Fluent in English

Job Details

Job Channel:

Women Jobs

Industry:

Services

Functional Area:

Teachers/Education, Training & Development

Total Positions:

5 Posts

Job Shift:

First Shift (Day)

Job Type:

Full Time/Permanent

Job Location:

Upper Mall, Lahore, Pakistan

Gender:

Female

Age:

20 - 30 Years

Minimum Education:

Bachelors

Degree Title:

minimum bachelor

Career Level:

Entry Level

Minimum Experience:

1 Year

Apply Before:

Mar 11, 2025

Posting Date:

Feb 10, 2025

B Tech Solutions

Services · 11-50 employees - Lahore

A "B-TECH" company is typically a commodity trading firm specializing in buying and selling raw materials like agricultural products (wheat, corn), energy sources (oil, gas), or metals (gold, copper) on global markets, often acting as a middleman between producers and consumers, aiming to profit from price fluctuations and market inefficiencies; "First" likely refers to the company's branding or positioning as a leading player in the commodity trading sector.