
New MLIS graduates in the library are expected to meet the technological needs of a changing profession, but is this coming at the expense of their ability to connect with patrons?
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new graduates, technology, soft skills, employability, employer expectations, future of libraries, Bibliography. Library science. Information resources, Z
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