tedXted
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They seriously need to consider removing Webmaster as possible career in the future. Webmaster sounds so geocities and fortunecity era making the above statement contradicting.
erm... whats wrong with "webmaster"? if you go linkedin or any of the online job boards, you'll still see many webmaster jobs. and you'll notice these are definitely not entry-level type of jobs
besides, experienced corporate webmasters can get paid a lot because it usually requires a wide range of skills - tech, language, design and business. not easy finding people who can excel in such diverse areas. a lot of people are strong in tech, but have no idea how to deal with generating content or have no marketing acumen on optimising SEO/SEM or translate web analytics to complement offline strategies.
there are quite a number of such opportunities in singapore esp in the finance industry. and right now demand for labour > supply. many back office tech positions in singapore are being outsourced but the web team is usually retained because it requires local knowledge. case in point: HSBC singapore recently cut 100 jobs locally and new hiring in many teams has frozen but they are still hiring for their web team. I know of many other of such cases but I guess one example should be sufficient.
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