Career Blog
Career Blog
Career development is on everyone’s minds. After all, that’s why most, if not all, of our students come to us. This blog is all about giving you the latest and greatest in what’s going on in the job market. Chock-full of tips and guidance, the Career Blog is a must-read for all students and job seekers.
2015 Library Journal Salary Survey
Published: November 8, 2015 by Jill Klees
Have you seen the recent Library Journal salary survey? This annual survey looks at salaries, job placements, and emerging trends in job titles and skills for LIS professionals.
The 3 ‘C’s to a Less Stressful Job Search
Published: July 19, 2015 by Jill Klees
It is no secret that conducting a job search can sometimes elicit feelings of stress, anxiety, and nervousness. When these feelings get the best of you, your confidence may suffer and that is the last thing you want to happen when you are trying to make a positive first impression. You need to take action to stress less and keep yourself in tip top job searching shape.
Graduated – now what?
Published: May 19, 2015 by Jill Klees
Graduation is a time to celebrate! It can also be a time of stress when confronted with putting your MLIS to work. Start your post-graduation journey off on the right track by ensuring that you have a realistic and focused plan of action.
Can I apply for that?
Published: April 20, 2015 by Jill Klees
“How do I know if I am qualified to apply for a position?” I get asked this question more often than you’d think. While the answer seems simple, there are most definitely key factors to consider.
Conference Survival Tips
Published: January 27, 2015 by Jill Klees
Want to get the inside scoop on the variety and diversity of LIS positions available to you? Then join and get involved in a professional association. It is a fantastic way to connect to professionals in the field and keep a pulse on the LIS job market. Take advantage of the free one-year memberships available to iSchool students. Once you join, boost your job searching power by attending a conference.