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Library Services reaches professionals who manage libraries and multi-media centers. They are involved in many different projects from ordering and cataloging materials, to maintaining library databases, negotiating contracts with vendors, supervise employees, prepare budgets, assist library goers, design children’s reading programs, archive reference materials, and even fundraise. These professionals have titles which include executive, librarian, library director, archivist, library technician, media specialist, assistant, information manager, and educator
Library professionals are tasked with ordering books and periodicals, transferring materials between libraries, cataloging books by genre, checking materials out to the public and promoting learning. Types of libraries include academic, public, K-12 schools, libraries in facilities like hospitals, military and government. These professionals need products for user services, technical services, computer services and administrative duties. In the digital age, they rely on computer and software technologies for maintaining the large database of books, magazines, videos and digital content. They encourage young children to read with story time, have book sales, sponsor youth activities, tutor English to non-native speakers and house writing clubs. This group pursues continuing education opportunities for professional development and learn innovative ways to encourage learning.
This list would work well for offers from publishers, IT providers, computer manufacturers, office supply providers, software providers, consultants, storage providers, apparel providers, insurance providers, staffing agencies, facilities management providers, financial institutions, legal advisors, and credit card issuers.
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