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Poll: Full-time webmaster or part-time?

are you working a day job?

         

webdevsf

12:06 am on Feb 26, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Wanted to see how many of you are working a day job while running your website, or are you making enough $$ to support yourself with your website?

(I am consulting full-time and i run my website at night and on weekends)

u4eas

10:20 pm on Apr 6, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Fulltime - for a large retail corporation in house webDude

Part Time - I donate my time to a puppy foster home website I admin it.

Over Time - I work all day and come home work, then try to soak in some learnin'! - Working on SEO now =P

FutureTime - Planing on creating two websites 1 for profit and 1 a non profit site for abused children, and the parents, spouses, siblings of abused children past or present.

Currently I make no money except for the day job... what ashame I guess I like donating my time...

Ah, but ID LOVE TO ACTUALLY MAKE SOME $$$

Cheers-

u4ea
A feeling of great happiness or well-being.

mole

10:51 pm on Apr 6, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Full time and more, I'm still "at work" and its 23:50 here

kevinpate

12:15 am on Apr 7, 2003 (gmt 0)

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part-time, learning as I go - operating a site as a volunteer for a NFP youth organization. Our base territory covers about 1/3 of my home state's geography, although we also seem to be having a steady increase in visits from out of area visitors as well.

Still contemplating making myself dive head first into all those CSS posts to cure page bloat, but so far I'd either have to give up camping, or ww world, or the day job, and well, all three are right important to my mental well being.

olwen

12:25 am on Apr 7, 2003 (gmt 0)

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My day job is as an intranet developer - columns of numbers from the main computer system. The interesting stuff I do part time, some for money, and some for the experience (and maybe future money), There are not enough hours in the day.

Edited to fix typo

Filipe

2:15 am on Apr 8, 2003 (gmt 0)

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I can't afford to be full time :)

Not on my own anyway. Business is good some quarters, bad others. I'm the lead for an SEO firm in the daytime, and an independent contractor whenever I have free time (though I find I end up working on projects with friends more than anything in my free time).

A_Web_Guy

3:51 am on Apr 8, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Full time, reps internationally, working for my wife who owns the company (which I gave her on our wedding day).

AhmedF

1:27 pm on Apr 9, 2003 (gmt 0)

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full time student, full time webmaster.

Should be enough for ft job when I graduate in 2 years :)

jamie

1:38 pm on Apr 9, 2003 (gmt 0)

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full time webmaster for 4 and a bit years on our travel site

7 days a week / 80 hours+ is now down to 5 days / 50 hours - there's a light......

here's gunning for a 4 day week before i'm 35 ;-)

ppg

1:55 pm on Apr 9, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Full time webmaster for a small IT company.

Working towards being a full-time webmaster for myself as soon as I can possibly do it.

Mike12345

2:10 pm on Apr 9, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Full time webmaster for a travel company, like every one else here i work more than i sleep. And it shows lol!

:)

Alternative Future

2:14 pm on Apr 9, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Full time software developer for an offshore company in UK.

Run own travel site promoting tourism in Scotland in spare time...

-gs

vodkabird

9:17 am on Apr 18, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Full-time web developer in the public sector, odds and sods in my free time. Love both and wouldn't change it for the world!

2oddSox

11:10 am on Apr 18, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Nice thread Webdevsf :) Good to see lots of us 'newer folk' coming out to play :)

I'm 2 months out from quitting my full-time job (tech engineer to 1500 computer abusers), leaving my home country, emigrating 20,000kms to a non-english speaking land (big city to pathetically small village), and devoting 24/7 (and then some) to this webmaster lark.

**gulp**

And it's all WW's fault.

2odd...

(thanks WW :)

Fence

12:42 pm on Apr 19, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Full Time = Webmaster / Developer / Marketer / SEO / System Admin / Troubleshooter / Tech Advisor / Excel Expert / ... So pretty much everything to do with technology for a small fence company that went online at the beginning of the year.

Part Time or when I find time = Run 2 personal sites and trying to get a business and site up and running, but haven't had time latey because I just bought a house. Also have aspirations of affiliate site in the future.

-Josh

dcheney

2:51 pm on Apr 19, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Spare time (i.e. just a hobby)
(competing with unrelated full time work plus another half time work)

jaski

5:34 pm on Apr 21, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Full time web developer and seo for last 2 years ... wanting some change now though :) .. may be go part time .. but yet to figure out what else to do :D

markusf

4:43 pm on Apr 22, 2003 (gmt 0)

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I am a web develop, database, asp develop webmaster etc.. I have been working from home full time lately.

gcross

4:45 pm on Apr 22, 2003 (gmt 0)

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On my own time. Work a 40+ hour work week for someone else. My own two sites are not paying yet, they both cost at this point. Too much competition for me to make a go of this as an independent, but do home to get some work on the side in this or other computer related activities.
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