WebMasters in great demand
This is wat a colegue of my (Ruut van
Rossen) think's is the best description of me ..
A Web Week survey reports that "Webmasters at big companies generally enjoy
responsibility, authority and respectable remuneration." The typical
webmaster is male (87.5%), in his 30s (55%), earns more than $45,000 a year
(57.5%), and often more than $65,000 a year (37.5%). Rather than being
nerdy troglodytes who emerge from their dens only for another meal of
nachos, Cheez Whiz and Jolt cola, Web Week found that many webmasters play a
leading role in developing their companies' online strategies. And many of
them don't like the name "webmaster," suggesting instead webmeister,
webmasochist, or "all-knowing and -seeing ruler of time, dimension and
space" as alternatives. (Tampa Tribune 6 Nov 95 A2)
Last modified: December 23, 1996 /
Henny Bekker