Content Management

[Robbie]

I'm just wondering, why do we need a Content Design Manager and a Content AGM? It just seems like the Manager role is redundant and could easily be done by the AGM. (No disrespect to Joe or Calvin ye)

What's the difference in what they do because it seems like one wouldn't have to do as much now.

[Con]

Content AGM covers Content Design, Graphics and News departments as well as generally running the Habbox Site I believe.
Whereas the Content Design Manager is in charge of the guides and goodies etc. that will be put on the Habbox Site.

[Robbie]

Oh right lol. DIDN'T KNOW INIT.

[Mathew]

Exactly what I thought when it was announced.
It was practically Joe's job for goodness knows how many months, so why create yet another rank with a fancy name when the most it will do is slow down communication between staff? I'm guessing Content Staff will have to go to Skizzling now, which will then be passed on to Joe. Crazy.

On the other hand though, it is about time there were some guides written and added to Habbox.com which I suppose needs some direct leadership; for example the Hall of Fame which has been removed for ages (and Alex is currently working on ).

[Con]

@Mat - That's the same for departments like Graphics though, we go to Myke who goes to Joe, although he actually doesn't have to show Joe every piece of work (as far as I'm aware) and in Content they wont have to show Joe every piece of content they make, it's just up to him to look at the work being produced etc.

[Robbie]

Exactly what I thought when it was announced.
It was practically Joe's job for goodness knows how many months; so why create yet another rank with a fancy name when the most it will do is slow down communication between staff? I'm guessing Content Staff will have to go to Skizzling now, which will then be passed on to Joe. Crazy.

Yup, same. I didn't know that the content agm manages news etc though aswell.

[AgnesIO]

Another position in MY opinion will just mean more excuses for things not getting done. 'Oh it isn't my job to do that, that is the Content Super Duper Design and Goodies Manager - not me (the 'Assistant General Content Design Super Manager).'

I Know that's exaggerating - but so often people blame things on it being the other persons job - when they should both know lol

[Con]

Yup, same. I didn't know that the content agm manages news etc though aswell.

It's like how the Community AGM manages Help Desk, Habbox Live, Events and Rare Values.

[Calvin]

Content AGM covers Content Design, Graphics and News departments as well as generally running the Habbox Site I believe.
Whereas the Content Design Manager is in charge of the guides and goodies etc. that will be put on the Habbox Site.

What Connor said really. My job is to manage the actual content on the site, such as the guides, goodies, and other sections and Joe manages the site departments (Content, Graphics & News)

Another position in MY opinion will just mean more excuses for things not getting done. 'Oh it isn't my job to do that, that is the Content Super Duper Design and Goodies Manager - not me (the 'Assistant General Content Design Super Manager).'

I Know that's exaggerating - but so often people blame things on it being the other persons job - when they should both know lol

Not quite sure what you mean by that post, what isn't getting done?

[Mathew]

Yup, same. I didn't know that the content agm manages news etc though aswell.

Oh me either

Another position in MY opinion will just mean more excuses for things not getting done. 'Oh it isn't my job to do that, that is the Content Super Duper Design and Goodies Manager - not me (the 'Assistant General Content Design Super Manager).'

I Know that's exaggerating - but so often people blame things on it being the other persons job - when they should both know lol

It's always happened on Habbox imo, people are quick to point the finger and say "it's not my job" or "so-and-so should have done that" when everyone should pitch in and do it together. Everyone is working towards the same objective in a department so stick your finger out (as it were) and DIY