On Fri, Dec 8, 2017 at 11:33 AM, Cowing, Jared
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> ...
> I've noticed that the fields of Data Engineering & Data Architecture are
> really coming into their own recently, following the big Data Science
> explosion. I've even seen library positions using these
This has been a truly fascinating discussion to follow. My personal opinion is
that many Systems Librarians in the near future will need to have some degree
of developer skills to do their jobs most successfully (if that isn't already
true), but many libraries might not recognize this when they
On Dec 7, 2017, at 3:51 PM, Tom Hutchinson wrote:
>> But a lot of cracking good ideas from libraries, and the broader field of
>> Information Science are also not making their way into development in the
>> way that they should.
>
> I think that this is an important
On Thu, Dec 7, 2017 at 12:24 PM, Sarah Weissman wrote:
> I agree that a lot of the focus for students in computer science is
> centered around big industry/big salary type jobs, but I think even in the
> “work that matters” sector, the software developer pay scale outpaces
> But a lot of cracking good ideas from libraries, and the broader field of
> Information Science are also not making their way into development in the way
> that they should.
I think that this is an important point. As a community, we've learned
the value of using outside software. However we
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I agree that a lot of the focus for students in computer science is
centered around big industry/big salary type jobs,
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I agree that a lot of the focus for students in computer science is centered
around big industry/big salary type jobs, but I think even in the “work that
matters” sector, the software
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As one of these rare weirdos who is a software devel
In terms of their ability to thrive, it really depends on the person. When
I got moved into an Emerging Technologies Librarian position, I had
virtually no CS or sysadmin background. But I was given space to learn and
experiment and I went out and found the knowledge I needed. I worked on
projects
r Nichols Library
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As one of these rare weirdos who is a soft
As one of these rare weirdos who is a software developer with an MLS, my
opinion from looking at jobs in the field is that one major barrier to hiring
developers into librarian positions is salary. I got my MLS after having worked
as a developer for a while, and after I finished my degree, the
Lisa (haitzlm)
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Interesting… I too have worked on web dev for years. Have been thinking of
doing an MS; our university does not have an MLS. But to move into faculty
Interesting… I too have worked on web dev for years. Have been thinking of
doing an MS; our university does not have an MLS. But to move into faculty
here, I would need the MLS, and pay somewhere else, the MS doesn’t do me any
good here.
On 12/7/17, 2:27 PM, "Code for Libraries on behalf of
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We actually have two positions called Librarian Developers, which are te
Of
Samson, Bob
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I have a question regarding staff development and I am hoping someone can
provide some advice. I have two vacant librarian positions in my
,
Bob
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Subject: [CODE4LIB] Systems Librarian / software developer
I have a question regarding staff development and I am hoping someone can
provide some advice. I have two vacant librarian positions in my Library
Systems
Is the reason they don't want to list as a software developer because the
pay scale for that would be higher than a 'systems librarian'?
On Thu, Dec 7, 2017 at 2:01 PM, Edward Iglesias
wrote:
> Sometimes you get lucky as I did when I got two developers as
>
Sometimes you get lucky as I did when I got two developers as
interns/student workers. If you need someone in that position I would say
put it in the job requirements. There are MLS librarians with CS
undergrads or developer experience. They are just few and far between.
I've also seen Systems
I have a question regarding staff development and I am hoping someone can
provide some advice. I have two vacant librarian positions in my Library
Systems department. I need to fill those vacancies with software/systems
developers in order to move our initiatives forward. We have encountered
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