Relevant professional knowledge: most library posts need relevant professional background, such as library science, informatics, education, etc. Because these majors cover the knowledge and skills of managing libraries.
Communication ability: Library needs to deal with all kinds of readers, so it needs to have good communication ability, be able to answer readers' questions effectively and cooperate with other staff.
Proficient in computer and information technology: Libraries use computer and other information technologies to manage and provide information resources, so they need to be proficient in these technologies, including skilled operation of library management software and other commonly used office software.
Organizational ability: library work needs to deal with a large number of books and other literature materials, so it needs good organizational ability and can effectively manage and classify these materials.
Strong sense of service: as a member of the service industry, library work needs a strong sense of service, which can provide readers with quality service experience and continuously improve service level.
Language expression ability: proficient in using mother tongue, good at writing and oral expression, able to express ideas and opinions clearly and accurately.
The specific requirements may vary in different regions and countries, but the above are the basic conditions that are usually needed.