An anonymous patron asked:
Why is it so challenging to find library jobs in Pittsburgh? I know there is a library school turning out new grads each semester and I know people don’t like to leave the city but, aren’t there enough colleges for jobs to open up at least once a year? I’ve been away for two years and I haven’t seen a job pop up in my area. I was wondering if anyone had a theory?
Anybody have any suggestions? (Source: LISNews - Librarian And Information Science News)

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