Works for corporations, government agencies, investment banks, and brokerage firms. Usually requires relevant course work. Works for universities and colleges. Researches both broad industries and the specific financial status of particular institutions, and prepares documents and reports for staff and clients. Jobs in technical and user services.
Technical services deal with acquiring and preparing materials.
User services deal directly with people using library facilities. Involves library research, attendance at conferences and committee meetings, and writing of reports. Employers include a diversity of special and public interest groups as well as professional lobbyists. May interview prospective witnesses. Works for private law offices, law firms, prosecutors, and public defenders.