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Although the job page says "master's degree", the actual description of the job notes that an MLIS/MIS is only desired, not an all-out requirement.
I work in this library system and it’s a nice one! Quiet, safe, and focused on helping the community. It’s the perfect opportunity for those who have been stuck in library middle-management or who have an MLIS but haven't had much luck in finding a director position. Plus, the salary would make it very, very easy to live comfortably in this area.
I just wanted to share this, as I know it can be nearly impossible to find work right now, especially with a master's.
u/InkMouseStone — 15 days ago