karenmillertw
Great job! a career-focused podcast for librarians
Great job! is a podcast that supports librarians in their career journey . Offering clear, practical conversations about hiring, interviewing, and leadership in libraries-- built to support candidates, hiring teams, and library professionals.
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karenmillertw
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Latest episode
Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Rethinking culture fit 06.07.2026 10:34
Better hiring doesn't start with understanding the candidate. It starts with understanding your organization.
Trusting our guts when hiring 09.06.2026 19:05
We all trust our gut. But should we? In this episode, we explore how instinct, confidence, and familiarity shape hiring decisions. Learn why first impressions can be misleading and how evidence-based hiring practices lead to stronger decisions.
Debunking hiring myths 04.06.2026 16:08
Everyone has opinions about hiring—but not all of them are supported by evidence. In the first episode of Great Job!, we identify six common hiring myths that influence candidate evaluation and hiring decisions. Stay tuned as we explore each of these myths in more depth over our first few episodes.
The Great Job podcast preview episode 11.05.2026 3:41
Are you a librarian looking for a job? are you looking for librarians to hire? Are you a librarian who loves to hear about the great work other librarians are doing in the field? (it would have been easier to just ask for the librarians who listen to podcasts to take a quick listen) Join us for the Great Job podcast - coming to you soon on your fave podcatcher.
Coming soon! 24.04.2026 0:30
Coming soon! Join us for career advice, interview tips, and recommendations for anyone who is looking to get hired in a library or hire someone to work in a library.
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