Community manager´s role and evaluation

Jobzine, a French blog about jobs in the web 2.0 era has published 2 interesting articles about the online community manager.
The first article gives advice to measure the impact of the community manager and how the success of a community management project can be improved. (More)
The second article analyses the different roles a community manager has in a company. (More)

The "community manager" bubble in Spain

The confusion over the role of the web community manager creates discrepancies in Internet communities all over the world. In Spain 60% of unemployed people would like to redirect their careers and the Community Manager is their favourite option.

Being a community manager has become fashionable but nobody knows why. Some charge 18,000 euros per year while others earn more than 45,000. Some design complex online communication strategies while others write text messages on Twitter. Some have 10 years of experienceand an MBA and others took only a shortcourse of a few hours. The profiles are very different but they one thing in common - their title: community manager!

Read more (In Spanish)

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e-jobs : Community Manager

The french TV channel demain.tv presents the Community Manager job :

6 minuts with interviews of professionals available on Youtube (in french)

http://youtu.be/cpixEFSh9d0

Papa, de mayor quiero ser… Community Manager!

A collaborator of CreativIT, a Spanish IT company, contributes an interesting article (in Spanish) focusing on a new profession (community manager) and the need "to be in empathy with the clients".