That's good for business. If you're responsible for getting a company's Internet up and running, you'll be solving networking, hardware, and software issues. You'll be in constant contact with many departments as you help them get on-line. You'll also be required to get along with many different types of people, handle pressure, and meet deadlines. You may also be involved in helping to determine what information is contained in the company's Internet and how people will navigate through the site.
Education is everything.
It's hard to emphasize just how important it is to get the training and education you need. Some people take advantage of the new programs that now exist in Web Site Administration to acquire the education that employers are looking for. Other people do this by getting degrees in computer science with a special emphasis in website administration. Either way, you'll want to make sure that the school you select offers a comprehensive program and covers not just technology but basic business practices, marketing, and design. Shop carefully for schools.