Eighty-seven job descriptions reflect the increasingly technical environment of the information sciences. Also included are Barbara Spiegelman's essay "Writing Position Descriptions for Fair Compensation," which reviews the types of technical knowledge and skills needed by librarians and presents some suggestions on how to acquire them, and Richard Hulser's essay "Knowledge and Skills for Information Managers," which gives practical advice on working with human resource professionals to obtain the appropriate grading and ...
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Eighty-seven job descriptions reflect the increasingly technical environment of the information sciences. Also included are Barbara Spiegelman's essay "Writing Position Descriptions for Fair Compensation," which reviews the types of technical knowledge and skills needed by librarians and presents some suggestions on how to acquire them, and Richard Hulser's essay "Knowledge and Skills for Information Managers," which gives practical advice on working with human resource professionals to obtain the appropriate grading and compensation. No index. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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