Indian Streams Research Journal

Volume : IV, Issue : I, February - 2014

CAREER PERCEPTIONS OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS: A CASE STUDY OF BIDAR DISTRICT

Daiwatabai, Gavisiddappa Anandhalli

DOI : 10.9780/22307850, By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

Librarianship as a profession provides a variety of employment opportunities. Today there are a number of career prospects in Library and Information Science including corporate sectors and the qualified professionals are employed in various libraries and information Centers of national and international repute in various government, public and private sectors. Trained library professionals can find opportunities for employment both as teacher and as a Librarian. The study attempts to identify the choice of Librarianship as a career; its satisfaction and evaluate the perceptions that affect the image of librarianship based on research survey conducted in Bidar district of Hyderabad Karnataka region covering working library professionals. Results reported and conclude with a remark to include Library and Information Science as one of the growing subject on par excellence with other subjects and efforts be made to improve the image of existing libraries and market the prospects of LIS courses to attract the incumbents.

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• LIS Education
• Career Aspirations
• LIS Employability
• Trends in LIS
• LIS Education
• Career Aspirations
• LIS Employability
• Trends in LIS
• LIS Education
• Career Aspirations
• LIS Employability
• Trends in LIS
• LIS Education
• Career Aspirations
• LIS Employability
• Trends in LIS
• LIS Education
• Career Aspirations
• LIS Employability
• Trends in LIS

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145. © 2010, DESIDOC
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147. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
148. Irons, K. (1997).The marketing of services: A total approach to achieving competitive advantage”. London: McGraw-Hill.
149. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
150. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
151. Irons, K. (1997).The marketing of services: A total approach to achieving competitive advantage”. London: McGraw-Hill.
152. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
153. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
154. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
155. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
156. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
157. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
158. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
159. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
160. Houdyshell, Mara, Patricia A. Robles, and Hua Yi (1999).What Were You Thinking? If You Could Choose Librarianship Again, Would You?,Information Outlook 3: 19–23.
161. Krishan Kumar and Jaideep Sharma (2010). Library and Information Science Education in India:A Historical Perspective. DESIDOC Journal of Library & nformation Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 3-8
162. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
163. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
164. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
165. © 2010, DESIDOC
166. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
167. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
168. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
169. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
170. © 2010, DESIDOC
171. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
172. © 2010, DESIDOC
173. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
174. © 2010, DESIDOC
175. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
176. Irons, K. (1997).The marketing of services: A total approach to achieving competitive advantage”. London: McGraw-Hill.
177. R.S.R. Varalakshmi. Library and Information Science Education in South India: Perspective and Challenges. DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 19-31
178. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
179. © 2010, DESIDOC
180. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
181. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
182. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
183. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
184. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
185. Irons, K. (1997).The marketing of services: A total approach to achieving competitive advantage”. London: McGraw-Hill.
186. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
187. © 2010, DESIDOC
188. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
189. © 2010, DESIDOC
190. Houdyshell, Mara, Patricia A. Robles, and Hua Yi (1999).What Were You Thinking? If You Could Choose Librarianship Again, Would You?,Information Outlook 3: 19–23.
191. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
192. © 2010, DESIDOC
193. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
194. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
195. Krishan Kumar and Jaideep Sharma (2010). Library and Information Science Education in India:A Historical Perspective. DESIDOC Journal of Library & nformation Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 3-8
196. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
197. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
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203. © 2010, DESIDOC
204. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
205. R.S.R. Varalakshmi. Library and Information Science Education in South India: Perspective and Challenges. DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 19-31
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213. © 2010, DESIDOC
214. Irons, K. (1997).The marketing of services: A total approach to achieving competitive advantage”. London: McGraw-Hill.
215. Houdyshell, Mara, Patricia A. Robles, and Hua Yi (1999).What Were You Thinking? If You Could Choose Librarianship Again, Would You?,Information Outlook 3: 19–23.
216. Krishan Kumar and Jaideep Sharma (2010). Library and Information Science Education in India:A Historical Perspective. DESIDOC Journal of Library & nformation Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 3-8
217. Houdyshell, Mara, Patricia A. Robles, and Hua Yi (1999).What Were You Thinking? If You Could Choose Librarianship Again, Would You?,Information Outlook 3: 19–23.
218. Krishan Kumar and Jaideep Sharma (2010). Library and Information Science Education in India:A Historical Perspective. DESIDOC Journal of Library & nformation Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 3-8
219. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
220. © 2010, DESIDOC
221. R.S.R. Varalakshmi. Library and Information Science Education in South India: Perspective and Challenges. DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 19-31
222. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
223. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
224. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
225. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
226. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
227. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
228. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
229. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
230. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
231. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
232. Allyson Ard and Others (2006).Why Library and Information Science? Results of a Career Survey of MLIS Students Along with Implications for Reference Librarians and Recruitment, University Library Faculty Publications.Paper 27.
233. Weihs, Jean (1999). Interfaces: The Birth of a Librarian,Technicalities 19: 1, 8–10.
234. Irons, K. (1997).The marketing of services: A total approach to achieving competitive advantage”. London: McGraw-Hill.
235. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
236. © 2010, DESIDOC
237. Singh, ShashiShekar (2013). Career Opportunities in Library & Information Science, Employment News, 16 Mar - 22 Mar 2013, i.e. No.50
238. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
239. Houdyshell, Mara, Patricia A. Robles, and Hua Yi (1999).What Were You Thinking? If You Could Choose Librarianship Again, Would You?,Information Outlook 3: 19–23.
240. Krishan Kumar and Jaideep Sharma (2010). Library and Information Science Education in India:A Historical Perspective. DESIDOC Journal of Library & nformation Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 3-8
241. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
242. © 2010, DESIDOC
243. Houdyshell, Mara, Patricia A. Robles, and Hua Yi (1999).What Were You Thinking? If You Could Choose Librarianship Again, Would You?,Information Outlook 3: 19–23.
244. Krishan Kumar and Jaideep Sharma (2010). Library and Information Science Education in India:A Historical Perspective. DESIDOC Journal of Library & nformation Technology, Vol. 30, No. 5, September 2010, pp. 3-8
245. Husain A. Alansari, (2011). Career choice, satisfaction, and perceptions about their professional image: A study of Kuwaiti librarians, Library Review, 60 (7): 575 – 587
246. Khanna, J.K (1994). Library and society, New Delhi: ESS publications, 1994, p7.
247. © 2010, DESIDOC

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