I’ve worked in a variety of positions in my career thus far: engineering librarian, business & marketing librarian, manager of a fee-based research service, director of a management library, and […] Read More »
When I first enrolled in my MLIS program, I wasn’t really sure what kind of library would best suit my skills or interests. Having grown up in a family of […] Read More »
This guest SLA Blog post is by Raechel Clark-Welch and Maura Barnes, national recruiters for TRAK Records & Library. TRAK is the sponsor of the Career Connections program at the […] Read More »
From guest blogger Dale Stanley, director of literature resources, Gilead Sciences, and senior consultant, SMR International. He is an instructor for the KM/Knowledge Services Certificate program offered by SLA in […] Read More »
col-lab-o-rate: to work jointly with others or together especially in an intellectual endeavor. In any profession, collaboration is key. In the information profession, it’s a driver of success and impact. […] Read More »
A common challenge information professionals face is measurement of sucess, value, or impact. There aren’t an agreed upon set of metrics which we all can rely on to tangibly measure value or […] Read More »
Thanks to the many participants we had in our second installment of #SLAtalk! We were thrilled to see new twitter handles in the mix, as well as current MLIS grad […] Read More »
Our second #SLAtalk will take place on Tuesday, April 9th, and will seek participation from new and veteran information professionals, as well as current students at graduate schools of library […] Read More »
Thanks to everyone who participated in #SLAtalk: Job Hunting and Career Growth. Below are some highlights from both sessions from March 5th, which encompass a great career resource. For a full […] Read More »
SLA’s first Twitter chat of 2013 will focus on finding a job, and growing within that role. Tune-in to enjoy tips from both colleagues and SLA’s vendor partners. Two sessions […] Read More »
