Global expansion is creating more of a demand for skilled professionals such as scientists, engineers, chemists and computer specialists as well as more highly skilled workers to operate high-tech machinery. Global expansion is also creating a demand for people with international trade, marketing and foreign language skills. Teamwork, creativity and initiative are all highly encouraged. Companies promote from within whenever possible. Companies in many cases are located in cities and towns where the quality of life is high and the cost of living is reasonable.
Organizational structures tend to be flat, which encourages employee interaction at all levels.
Here is a brief look at some of the career opportunities the textile industry offers. Running a business is what textile administration is all about. This field requires an interest in business and commerce, and understanding of how different parts of a company fit together and a willingness to learn about a company and its operations. A business degree with a concentration in accounting, finance, or MIS is helpful. The sophisticated process of fiber, yarn, and fabric production and finishing requires skilled chemists and engineers to design, improve and maintain processing systems.