First of all, you must be clear about your current position in order to "prescribe the right medicine". Library work is generally divided into front desk, semi-front desk and background work.

The work of the front desk is generally in the library lending office, stacks, periodicals department, newspapers and periodicals department, electronic reading room and multimedia room.

Half-stage work is generally engaged in information consultation, document delivery and scientific research services in the consulting room.

The work behind the scenes is generally to buy books, process books and the like.

According to your description, I estimate that you belong to the front row. Here are some suggestions for your reference.

1, be familiar with your work content and scope.

2. Be familiar with the basic layout of the library.

3. Understand the resources of the library.

4. Understand and be familiar with the book classification and shelving methods in the library.

5, master the paper book query method, quickly and accurately find the book you are looking for, and understand the retrieval methods and ways of electronic resources.

6. Be kind to readers who come to the library, and at the same time stop things that are uncivilized and not conducive to the learning atmosphere of the library.

7. Learn from the teachers in the library with an open mind.