Unfortunately we would not be able to sponsor a visa for this role, but it is open to anyone with right to work in that UK

the blue skies piece
the internal targets piece
the apprenticeships piece
the consistency piece
that whole interactivity piece
the public sector piece
that consistency across the institution piece
an elevation piece
that externality piece
this change management and cultural shift piece

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the time traveller piece
the accessioning piece [and…]
the deaccessioning piece
that continuous enhancement piece
the usage piece
the REF comms piece
the progression piece
the maintenance piece
the educational gains piece
that crossover piece
the buy-in piece
a big evaluation piece

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Before diagnosis I would at times force myself to read ‘difficult’ books or authors to prove I was capable of it and not as stupid as I felt, due to my ADHD problems with focus and distraction. I thought everyone had the same challenges. 🫣

”my ADHD makes it very difficult to read long portions of text (ie books). This, in and of itself, can make it hard to _fit in_ in library culture. I generally have not read the books that my peers have read for leisure reading.” 👀

I am not an early career teaching librarian, but as the author observes the “literature about ADHD in librarianship is very limited” and I am happy to see and read anything at all like this.