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Leadership Can Be Learned [and] Personal/Career Strategies Plan or Making Things Happen through Self-Leadership.

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DiMattia, Susan S. – Special Libraries, 1990

The first of two papers on leadership and information professionals reviews some relevant management literature. Twenty references are listed. The second paper outlines seven steps for personal/career planning: (1) Background; (2) Strengths and Weaknesses; (3) Environment; (4) Options; (5) Selection; (6) Action Plan; and (7) Evaluation. (MES)

Descriptors: Career Planning, Leadership, Librarians, Library Administration

Quality Circles for Management Decisions: What's in It for Libraries?

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Mourey, Deborah A.; Manfields, Jerry W. – Special Libraries, 1984

Describes use of quality circles (QC)--small groups of employees who meet regularly and voluntarily to identify, solve, and implement solutions to work-related problems--as a form of participative decision making, highlighting QC concept, establishing a QC, introduction process, management support, benefits, evaluation, and shortcomings. Thirteen…

Descriptors: Employee Attitudes, Employee Responsibility, Employees, Library Administration