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Can Librarian be asssign as a Chief Project coordinator for Govt. Projects
My question is can management of the Autonomous body can give the charge of Chief Project coordinator for different projects handle by the institutions under the schemes of the govt.
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Permalink Reply by RK SANTHI on
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hi,
you did not mention the nature of work involved in the project. i am a Librarian/project consultant for the govt.,project .Role of a librarian here usual work along with projects.that is need to provide relevant informations to startsup,to function all the informations will be provided to the visitors who would like start the projects.
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Permalink Reply by Jayant Deshpande on
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Madam,
Projects is not related to Library sector, projects on different schemes of Central govt. for SC/Sc candidates like :
1.soft skill training on Export procedure for carpets
2. communication ability in craft context among schedule caste section of the society
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Permalink Reply by DR. ANIL SINGH on
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If any Librarian has the capability of handling any Project, than he can become a Chief Project coordinator of any government projects. Designation never matters, if you have the skills and knowledge.
In India there are number of examples where Librarians are performing different roles like PRO of Institute, Vice-Chancellor, Director, Registrar, Professor in IIMs, Administrative Officer etc.
Even there are examples of Chief Minister and Member of Parliament also.
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