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Career and Job Hunting Advice Highlights Whether you want to stay in academic research, go into industry, or leave the benchwork far behind, you've got to find a job. How do you go about getting that faculty position? What do biotech companies offer? There are also many alternative science careers to choose from that don't require a radioactive fingertag detectorscience policy, science writing, education, consulting, or even becoming an entrepreneur and marketing your own company. Read about alternative careers and how to land that job you've always wanted. Click here to see all the features, links, and articles in this section

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38. Ann's Place -- Library Job Hunting: Advice Library job hunting advice. Date Tue, 16 Apr 1996 085116 EDT To Multiple recipients of list LIBREFL Subject Re Job Complaint- Entry Level Reference http://www.geocities.com/aer_mcr/libjob/advice.html

Library Job Hunting: Advice Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 08:51:16 EDT To: Multiple recipients of list LIBREF-L Subject: Re: Job Complaint- Entry Level Reference Job Original message- -The Jobs are out there as long as you are willing to relocate. My first professional position took me from Indiana to Oklahoma! -Begin your search early. Don't wait until after you have graduated. I started my search in December of 1991. I graduated in May 1992. My mentor was telling me to start in November. I was not offered a position until August. -After graduation if you need to work in order to pay bills and have not found a professional position, be careful about what employment you take. Try to find employment that will give you skills to apply towards a professional position. You may be asked during an interview what you are currently doing. It will look better for you if you have been working part-time at the public library instead of McDonalds. After graduation, I worked as a substitute teacher in the public school system until summer vacation. This gave me some teaching experience. I also learned how to manage a classroom!! I also was able to find a part-time position at a local University Library as an Adjunct Librarian. I only worked 4-8 hours a week but it gave me my first professional title and more experience with reference and hands-on instruction. -Don't limit yourself to only applying for entry-level positions. A lot of times, the job announcement is listing desired qualifications. In a pool of applicants maybe only one person will have all desired qualifications. Hiring requirements for most libraries require at least three applicants be interviewd. If you have only one or two of the desired qualifications, you still have a chance of being selected for an interview.

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