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Judith A. Siess is a recognized expert in one-person librarianship and interpersonal networking. She was the editor and publisher of The One-Person Library: A Newsletter for Librarians and Management from 1998-2009 and is the author of articles for publications such as American Libraries and Searcher. An active member of SLA since 1980, she was the inaugural chair of its SOLO Librarian’s division, which is now the fourth largest division of the association with nearly 1,000 members. She has drawn from her more than twenty years’ experience to write seven books (see links). She is trying to retire, but it isn't working.
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Tyler Roussean, your topic raises some crucial discussion in this concern. I know that 'Ocean country library' is one the biggest one among libraries. That's it is a challenge to run it significantly and smoothly as their are so many aspects to control over. You said that in spite of providing help to teen librarian, many of them leave their job. Myself believe that you should think about their wellness as they want, because everybody wants friendly environment to do their their job without any hurdle.
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