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"Conference, Putting the "er" in"

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Anonymous Walt Lessun said...

Just hope there is plenty of swag

9:47 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

No, no. Actual librarians don't get to go to conferences at all. Only management who never interact with the public get to have a vacation on the library's dime. In addition to going to the conference with all rooming, food, travel, etc. covered for a week or more, they will also earn compensatory time for any hours they are awake. This is a good way to make sure they never have to come to work at all.

12:16 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hmm... I'm an actual librarian who actually interacts with the public, and I go to conferences.

12:46 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Somebody is bitter...and I don't blame them.

5:21 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

True at public libraries, only top brass go. At academic libraries, we have to go and present powerpoints to each other or we lose our jobs. I'm planning on cutting out and going to museums the whole time. Don't tell anyone I missed another opportunity to talk about information literacy.

5:44 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm a public librarian. I work with the public. I go to conferences.

6:57 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

知識可以傳授,智慧卻不行。每個人必須成為他自己。......................................................................

9:40 PM

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5:33 AM

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1:41 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

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10:22 PM

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