What exactly does an international business manager do? Spoiler: There’s no one answer to this question. But as the name suggests, these managers help companies that are working in other countries. They might specialize in things like trying to sell American products to overseas customers, or hiring staff in another country. They work for anyone with a strong need for international business—like information technology firms, clothing manufacturers, financial firms, or pharmaceutical companies. In this role, it pays to be both sensitive to cultural differences but also savvy in business matters, and a master's degree and fluency in at least one foreign language will help you stand out during your job search. As an international business manager, you'll enjoy a career filled with perks like challenging work, a high salary, and possibly the chance to travel oh-so frequently.