Working With Young Professionals
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The document provides information and recommendations for working with young professionals and millennials. It includes general information about millennials and generation X from various sources. It also lists some popular programming ideas for these groups such as book clubs, speed dating, and after hours events. For collection development, it recommends watching what media millennials engage with, getting their input on desired materials, trying graphic novels and new displays, and doing outreach in an open and honest manner.
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- 11. Create an Advisory Group: Ask a few young people who are in the library to come up with a list of 5 things that they wish you had that you don’t, and then hold them accountable
- 12. Try Something New and Different:
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- 16. Try Something New: YOU! You check out Ke$ha or read a zombie book
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