What They Don't Teach You at Library School: ALA Guide for the Busy Librarians
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Book Details
- Publisher: Ess Ess Publication
- ISBN: 9788170006404
- Year of Publication: 2011
- Language: English
- Binding: HardBound
About the Book
This practical and career-focused guide offers valuable insights into the realities of professional librarianship beyond what is typically covered in Library and Information Science curricula. Drawing upon extensive professional experience, the author provides practical advice on the skills, knowledge, and strategies required to succeed in today's library and information environment.
The book emphasizes the importance of combining traditional library expertise with business-oriented and organizational competencies. It explores key areas such as library management, administration, leadership, marketing, communication, strategic planning, and professional development. Readers are shown how practical business skills can enhance library services, improve organizational effectiveness, and contribute to career growth.
Written in an accessible and application-oriented format, the book presents actionable guidance that librarians can immediately implement in their daily work. Whether dealing with management responsibilities, service development, workplace challenges, or career advancement opportunities, readers will find useful insights and practical solutions throughout the text.
An excellent resource for newly qualified Library and Information Science graduates, early-career librarians, experienced professionals seeking career advancement, and individuals transitioning into library and information professions.

