Hiring LibrariansJul 30, 2024

Welcome to crowd-sourced CV and resume review for LIS job hunters!

Please help the job hunter below by using the comment button to offer constructive criticism on her resume. Some resources for constructive feedback:

This 4 page CV was submitted by a job hunter who says,

“Hello! I am a recent PhD graduate looking to join the academic library and rare book/special collections field. Most of my CV/resume training and guidance has been geared towards the professor/research field and so I am not sure how to reframe this for library positions! Thank you for your help and insight.”

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To submit your own resume or CV For Public Review,

  • First, take a look at the comments on previously posted resumes/CVs and see if any would apply to yours.  Edit if necessary
  • Your CV or resume will be posted as-is, so please remove any information that you are not comfortable having publicly available (I suggest removing your email address and phone number at a minimum)
  • Then, send it as a PDF, Word Document, PNG, or JPEG to [email protected]
  • Please include a short statement identifying if it’s a resume or CV and describing the types of positions you’re using it for (institution type, position level, general focus)
  • Finally, you will also need to confirm that you agree to comment on at least five other posted resumes/CVs

https://hiringlibrarians.com/2024/07/30/for-public-review-unnamed-job-hunter-24-2/

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Be a mentor without breaking a sweat!

Guidelines for Conference Reviewers Thank you for volunteering! When you arrive, a NMRT volunteer will be there to greet you. Please try to arrive about 5 minutes before the start of your shift. Due to an increasing response from job seekers in previous years, we try to schedule 2-3 reviewers for each hour slot. Job seekers can see a reviewer immediately, if there is one available, or they can sign up for an appointment.

Hiring LibrariansJul 23, 2024

Welcome to crowd-sourced CV and resume review for LIS job hunters!

Please help the job hunter below by using the comment button to offer constructive criticism on her resume. Some resources for constructive feedback:

This 3 page CV was submitted by a job hunter who says,

“I am an MLIS student in my last semester, and intend to use this to apply to academic library positions.”

cv-anonymized-2Download

 

To submit your own resume or CV For Public Review,

  • First, take a look at the comments on previously posted resumes/CVs and see if any would apply to yours.  Edit if necessary
  • Your CV or resume will be posted as-is, so please remove any information that you are not comfortable having publicly available (I suggest removing your email address and phone number at a minimum)
  • Then, send it as a PDF, Word Document, PNG, or JPEG to [email protected]
  • Please include a short statement identifying if it’s a resume or CV and describing the types of positions you’re using it for (institution type, position level, general focus)
  • Finally, you will also need to confirm that you agree to comment on at least five other posted resumes/CVs

https://hiringlibrarians.com/2024/07/23/for-public-review-unnamed-job-hunter-24/

#cvReview #librarians #libraryCV #libraryHiring #libraryJobs #LISCareers

Be a mentor without breaking a sweat!

Guidelines for Conference Reviewers Thank you for volunteering! When you arrive, a NMRT volunteer will be there to greet you. Please try to arrive about 5 minutes before the start of your shift. Due to an increasing response from job seekers in previous years, we try to schedule 2-3 reviewers for each hour slot. Job seekers can see a reviewer immediately, if there is one available, or they can sign up for an appointment.