Loss prevention managers start as associates, training while on the job. They may work their way up the career ladder through retail management positions with more responsibilities added to their jobs with each promotion. Those that start on the security side, working onsite in retail stores, may advance to management positions in corporate offices. Managers with years of experience in loss prevention may become division or department heads, overseeing teams that work for stores in specific geographic areas. They may become instructors and teachers in colleges and vocational schools. They may also go back to school for an advanced degree or get certification.
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