Early-Career Transitions: pre-webinar questions and experiences

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Thank you for your interest in the upcoming webinar "Early Career Transitions: Opportunities for Leadership, Engagement, and Growth from Day One", sponsored by the Empire State Library Network. While there will be ample time for Q&A during the webinar, the presenter, Tyler Dzuba, would appreciate your questions and relevant experiences ahead of time to guide the discussion.

Your responses may be incorporated into the webinar or future presentations by the presenter; by submitting a response, you agree to this use. You may request attribution below.

What transitions have you found most challenging and fruitful during your career? (Or what transitions do you expect to find most challenging and fruitful in the future?)

Entering your first professional position

Supervising employees for the first time

Getting involved in regional or national professional associations

Leading committees and teams

Settling into in ambiguous, project-based roles

Prioritizing when there are more opportunities than you can take on (i.e., saying no)

Seeking promotion or tenure

Planning to leave your first professional position for better opportunities

Other:

What are the most formative experiences or transitions you had during the beginning of your career? Why were they crucial? What did you learn?

What is the single most important piece of advice you have for library professionals entering their careers?

What questions or uncertainties do you have concerning early-career transitions?

Your responses may be incorporated in the webinar or future presentations of a similar nature. May I attribute any quotes I use?

No, please do not quote or paraphrase me; only use the general ideas.

Yes, please quote or paraphrase me anonymously.

Yes, please quote or paraphrase me with attribution. (Include your name below.)

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