1, solid business knowledge. My undergraduate major is library science, and I have systematically studied the basic courses of library science, cataloging, book collection, reader service and so on. This knowledge has laid a solid foundation for my future library work. In addition, I have mastered computer operation and various library management software through self-study and training, which can effectively improve the work efficiency of the library.
2. Have rich practical experience. During my school years, I worked as an intern in the school library and public library, and held positions such as cataloging, book collection and reader service, and accumulated rich practical experience. At work, I can flexibly use what I have learned to solve various practical problems. At the same time, I also have strong teamwork and communication skills, get along well with my colleagues and provide quality services for readers.
3, love the cause of the library, with a strong sense of responsibility and dedication. In my opinion, the library is a holy place to spread knowledge and enlighten wisdom. As a librarian, I feel a great responsibility. Therefore, I will devote myself wholeheartedly to my work, provide warm and thoughtful services for readers, and strive to realize the value of the library.
4. Have strong learning and adaptability. In this era of information explosion, the librarianship is constantly developing and changing. Facing the new situation and new tasks, I can learn new knowledge and skills quickly to meet the needs of my work. At the same time, I will also pay attention to the development of the industry, keep pace with the times and contribute to the development of the library.
Tips for self-recommendation
1. Define the goal of self-recommendation: At the beginning of the self-recommendation letter, clearly state the position you are applying for, such as "librarian" or "library assistant", indicating your enthusiasm and determination.
2. Highlight your professional background: introduce your professional background and academic qualifications, especially your learning and practical experience related to library science and information management, which will prove that you have relevant professional knowledge and skills.
3. Emphasize practical experience: list your work or internship experience in the library or related fields in detail, and describe the role you played in these experiences and the work you did, such as cataloging, book collection, reader service, etc.
4. Highlight your personal characteristics: Emphasize your sense of service, teamwork ability, communication ability and problem-solving ability, which are all important qualities that librarians need.
5. Express your self-expectation: Describe your expectation and vision for this position and the goals you hope to achieve in this position, which will show your serious attitude and positive attitude towards this position.
6. Personalization and innovation: On the basis of ensuring the above points, you can properly show your personality and innovative thinking, so that your cover letter will stand out among many cover letters.