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Tag Archives: Library
What is your management style?
Jenica Rogers wrote a thoughtful post today about management at her blog, Attempting Elegance. In her post, “Lessons Learned: Micromanaging,” she reflects on her management style as a new library director. She talks about how her personal strength and talent … Continue reading
Posted in Librarianship, Library, management
Tagged Library, management, micromanaging, supervising
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A lay librarian’s thought on “Nothing is Future”
Wayne Bivens-Tatum, a Princeton librarian and the blogger of Academic Librarian, wrote a post “Nothing is the Future” a few days ago, which resulted in many comments including the very excellent one from Tim Spalding at LibraryThing. In his comment … Continue reading
Posted in Library, Social Media, Technology
Tagged academic librarian, agent, change, Library, vision
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Praise for Librarians?
I was reading this book review by ricklibrarian today morning. The review was about Marilyn Johnson’s new book, This Book Is Overdue: How Librarians and Cybrarians Can Save Us All. In the book review, it was stated “most librarians knock … Continue reading
Libraries – Organizational Culture
Libraries often talk about changes. But for an organization that aspires to achieve a significant transformation from a real-time learning and information center, there seems to be not so much discussion about the change of organizational culture. Even at libraries … Continue reading
Posted in Library
Tagged change, civilized workspace, code of conduct, Library, organizational culture
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If the Help Desk thinks your question is stupid,
This is so totally hilarious, it deserves to get its own blog post I think. Enjoy!!! Source: http://digg.com/d310et4 ; http://imgur.com/E9ppQ.jpg