Reconsidering the Personnel Selection Practices of Academic Libraries.

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1. Verfasser: Lehner, John A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Veröffentlicht: 1997
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contents Reconsidering the Personnel Selection Practices of Academic Libraries. Lehner, John A. Academic Libraries Criticism Employment Interviews Employment Practices Evaluation Criteria Higher Education Job Analysis Librarians Performance Tests Personnel Policy Personnel Selection Critiques the process for selecting academic librarians. Discusses the role of job analysis, the use of reference checks, structured interviews, open sessions, candidate presentations, and performance testing. Concludes that many of the deficiencies in academic library selection could be corrected without undermining the collegial and participative aspects of current practice. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Reconsidering the Personnel Selection Practices of Academic Libraries.
Lehner, John A.
Academic Libraries
Criticism
Employment Interviews
Employment Practices
Evaluation Criteria
Higher Education
Job Analysis
Librarians
Performance Tests
Personnel Policy
Personnel Selection
Reconsidering the Personnel Selection Practices of Academic Libraries. Lehner, John A. Academic Libraries Criticism Employment Interviews Employment Practices Evaluation Criteria Higher Education Job Analysis Librarians Performance Tests Personnel Policy Personnel Selection Critiques the process for selecting academic librarians. Discusses the role of job analysis, the use of reference checks, structured interviews, open sessions, candidate presentations, and performance testing. Concludes that many of the deficiencies in academic library selection could be corrected without undermining the collegial and participative aspects of current practice. (PEN)
title Reconsidering the Personnel Selection Practices of Academic Libraries.
topic Academic Libraries
Criticism
Employment Interviews
Employment Practices
Evaluation Criteria
Higher Education
Job Analysis
Librarians
Performance Tests
Personnel Policy
Personnel Selection
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ547891