Kirsten Berry completed an industry placement at State Library Victoria from July 2015 to July 2016 under the supervision of Anne Beckwith. During her placement, Krissy completed tasks related to library acquisitions including a cancellation project, creating orders with an antiquarian supplier, and processing invoices. Krissy proved to be a productive and motivated worker who was able to learn new skills quickly and work independently after receiving instruction. Anne Beckwith believes Krissy would make a valuable addition to any workplace based on her strong work ethic and skills.
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Reference Krissy Berry
1. Date: 17 July 2014
To whom it may concern,
Kirsten (Krissy) Berry undertook an industry placement here at State Library Victoria, in July of 2015, for
the period of which I was her supervisor. She was working with the Collection Development and
Purchased Resources team.
During her time with us Krissy completed tasks associated with library acquisitions including a
cancellation project on unfilled orders; creation of orders with one of our antiquarian suppliers;
checking of orders, for accuracy, before transmission to our major overseas library supplier and
processing invoices.
Krissy proved to be a productive worker, with a high degree of self-motivation, and a sound work
ethic. She was quick to pick up new skills and put them into practice effectively. She was able to take
direction and could then be relied upon to complete tasks satisfactorily with the minimum of
supervision. Her computer skills, in particular, were of a pleasingly high standard.
Krissy could be relied on to present each day punctually, and appropriately dressed for the
workplace. She managed her time effectively in the flexible hours environment that operates here at
the library. She had an approachable and co-operative attitude and was respectful of all the staff
here who agreed to share information about their particular roles and expertise.
I feel sure that she would be a valuable asset in any prospective workplace, and wish her well in her
future career.
Yours sincerely
Anne Beckwith
Collection Resources Librarian
Tel: 03 8664 7142
Email: abeckwith@slv.vic.gov.au