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The NextGen Librarian’s Survival Guide
By Rachel Singer Gordon
“Emphasizing relationship-building among
the generations, and teeming with insights from NextGens and Boomers, this
book coaches, inspires, and admonishes us all. Essential for aspiring librarians and succession planners alike.”
— Sophie Brookover, Founder, popgoesthelibrary.com
and co-moderator, NEXGENLIB-L
Here is a unique resource for next generation librarians,
addressing the specific needs of GenXers and Millennials
as they work to define themselves as information professionals.
The book focuses on how NextGens can move their careers
forward and positively impact the profession. Library
career guru Rachel Singer Gordon—herself a NextGen
librarian—provides timely
advice along with tips and insights from dozens of
librarians on issues ranging from image and stereotypes,
to surviving library school and entry-level positions,
to working with older colleagues. A special section
for current library administrators and managers makes
this a must-read not only for NextGen librarians, but
for those who recruit, work with, and mentor them.
2006/224 pp/softbound |
ISBN: 978-1-57387-256-0 |
Regular Price: $29.50 |
Web Orders: $26.55
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