This document discusses leadership roles in libraries and asks questions about job titles and responsibilities. It lists several library institutions and notes that a leader is not necessarily a manager, but instead has commanding authority and influence. It then asks questions about the job title one holds, their actual job description, whether their job title fits what they do, and if it is inside or outside of libraries. It also inquires about hidden talents and things that create excitement.

2.  Pratt Institute Library
 City University of NY
 University of Michigan
Graduate School
Library
 Arlington Public Library

7. A leader is not necessarily a manager.
*A leader is a person who has:
 Commanding authority
 Influence
*Merriam Webster
Collegiate Dictionary

8.  What job title do
you hold?
 What is your
actual job
description?

9.  Is there a job
title that fits
what you
actually do
 Inside or
Outside of
Libraries?

11.  What are your
hidden talents?
 What are you
excited about?