They asked several questions about how I would handle specific situations. One that I thought was particularly difficult was: A mother with a baby in a stroller is looking for books. Her baby is crying loudly and the mother does not attend to her baby and continues to look for library materials. What would you do?
How do you relieve stress working for a law firm?
Can you give us an example of a difficult situation you encountered in your professional life, and what did you do to overcome the difficulty?
What about crafts? Meaning would I be offering craft opportunities to children and youth.
you receive a phone call asking who the last ten US Vice Presidents. you answer the question; a few minutes later, you get another call asking the same question. in the next several minutes, you get a few other calls asking the same question, which leads you to believe that you are answering a class homework. when the next call of the same kind happens, what do you do?
Why would you be librarian when you could be web developer?
What would you do if an irate parent confronts you because they want their children in a program that is full? How have you handled co worker conflict in the past? What would you do if a child was unattended and throwing books on the floor?
What is your management style?
We have a large number of homeless visiting the library how would you handle complaints from parents?
How would you learn new technologies for your job?
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