I then began training and supporting individuals using these products in PC support and as a software trainer. From there, I completed technical and web design classes. These classes and prior experience led to my current position as a web developer. These are products on the external web. We also monitor for problems on the internal department site and fix those accordingly.
Problems can range from basic text revisions to broken links, or adding of content, etc.
We don't use web authoring tools for our external site. Thus, there isn't a lot of creative freedom as we have standards to follow. The internal sites involve the same process, but in an Unix environment, which requires using Vi editor to revise pages. I monitor and update the Access database I developed for our webteam for tracking the transition of thousands of datasheets to a new design. My position requires a lot of prioritizing throughout the day as tasks change regularly.