[sis-l] position announcement

[CD McLean]

Please reply to the person listed in this email, not to me.

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Subject:        Position announcement
   Date:        Wed, 23 May 2001 18:16:02 -0400
   From:        "Linda K. Fowlie" <Lfowlie@Akerman.com>
    To:        alisjobs@lists.acomp.usf.edu, slis_fsu@lists.fsu.edu,
sla-cfl@gatekeeper.sla.org

 Akerman Senterfitt, a Florida based law firm, is seeking an individual
to join our library team.  Primary duties involve maintaining and
developing the Library Intranet site, assisting with database design
and  maintenance (Inmagic), evaluating new Internet based research
tools, cataloguing and some reference.    You will be joining an active
and dynamic team providing information services to over 350 attorneys
 in nine offices throughout the State of Florida.  This position is
based in Orlando.

 Requirements include a  M.L.S. degree from an ALA accredited
institution.   Knowledge of html, Microsoft Access, Frontpage, Inmagic
and general computer knowledge.   Recent graduates are welcome to apply.


 Please e-mail your resume and cover letter to Linda Fowlie, Director of
Library & Records Services,  lfowlie@akerman.com.

 Linda K. Fowlie
 Director of Library & Records Services
 Akerman Senterfitt
 407-419-8578 (ph)
 407-843-6610 (fax)
 lfowlie@akerman.com

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  CD McLean
  Research Librarian/Library Services Manager
  Paradyne Corp.

  cmclean@paradyne.com
  8545 126th Ave. N.
  Largo, FL  33773
  727-530-8206 (phone)  727-532-5949 (fax)

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It appears that, quite often, our users don't actually know what their
question is. Librarians are good at solving this problem. Through a
series
of negotiations back and forth, using problem-solving skills, librarians

help users learn what it is they really want. A note from our CEO said
he
had seen a number of our testimonials and commented, "What is striking
is
the common thread through the testimonials. People wonder how you know
what
they wanted when they didn't even know themselves."
        Eugenie Prime.  "The Spider, the Fly and the Internet."
        E-Content, June 2000
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