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- Hang in There: How to Get a Library Job against All Odds Von Drasek, Lisa Web Sites Electronic Publishing Electronic Mail Educational Technology Media Specialists Librarians Employment Interviews Job Application Letters (Correspondence) Resumes (Personal) Budgets Job Applicants Employment Job Search Methods It is enough to make a resourceful media specialist wonder whether she will still have a job at the end of the school year or will need to find a new one. And it is not just experienced media specialists who are anxious. A teacher completing her MLS recently wrote on LM_NET that she was worried about getting a job after graduation. With all the gloom and doom on listservs and blogs, she wanted advice on how to succeed in these tough economic times. In this article, the author offers some helpful strategies that will give one the best chance to land a position in an incredibly competitive field. This paper presents some common sense tips to make resume and cover letter stand out in a crowd, present oneself in the best possible light, and ace the interview.