IBM/LOTUS - 10/00- 11/02 
" IBM acquisition during which the “dot.com bubble burst” of (2000 - 2002)"
Job Title:
Web Content Manager
Essential Job Functions
Aid in the transition of Lotus customer websites to the new IBM model.
Managing content for the customer and reseller extranets, internet, and intranet “web portals” for the Lotus/IBM – worldwide software volume-licensing program known as Passport Advantage.
Responsibilities
Writing new content for the company intranet, extranets, and intranet that coincided with the e-business strategy of IBM.
Additional Resposnibilities
Usability testing of new Passport Advantage applications, Development of marketing collateral, Online support for current Passport Advanage customers.
Skills and Programming Requirements
Using Lotus Notes to manage the content of the websites. Understanding the back-end programming and being able to communicate that information from the marketing department to the IT department when necessary. Developing HTML mockup websites to present to the VP of Marketing to demonstrate how the new sites will look prior to thier launch.
Hours and Salary:
$15/hr – 40hrs a week
Reason for leaving
Initially the job was only supposed to be for one year, as it was marketing internship/co-op program. Once the task of getting all the websites to coincide with those of IBM, the opportunity to land a full-time position was not available at time. Since we were headed into the Internet recession, after the burst of the “dot-com bubble”, IBM was not creating new jobs within my department. Actually, like many other companies in their industry, they were downsizing and streamlining.
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