<human>: Do I apply for entry-level positions?  Do I apply to be the CFO of a company or the GM of a hotel?  Likely somewhere in between, but I haven't been getting any good advice from my adviser, so I thought a quick trip to the hivemind might be in order!

Sooo...I need some quick and dirty advice so I can make some bacon and feed my damn pocket narwhal!

* I have a BS in Business (Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management).
* I have a few years of experience (< 3) working as a front desk manager on duty (MOD) and a conference services manager at a hotel.
* Those are my only post-college, adult work experiences.

I'm not all that sure I want to continue to to down the hotel/restaurant route, but I am not ruling it out.  **Basically, I'm pretty much willing to try anything that sounds cool.**

I interview well, and can sell myself pretty well, so I'm not asking for tips in that department.

What I want to know is, what the hell kinds of jobs should I be looking for.  I need key words, search terms.  Job titles and the like.  When I go to a place like careebuilder.com (for example) all I see when I search are jobs for people with 5-10 years of experiences (and a college degree) or jobs that require no schooling at all.  What's a soon-to-be MBA grad to do?

Even just some search terms to help narrow my search would be greatly appreciated.

P.S. I live in the greater Austin area, but moving is also not out of the question.  I'm a pretty flexible guy.  (That is, if you have a job you want to give to a soon-to-be MBA grad and are in my area or beyond, then don't hesitate to hit me up!)

Thanks, reddit!

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<bot>: I'm not asking for help finding a job, interviewing or anything like that.  I'm OK in those departments.  What kinds of positions should I be applying for?