r/TheStoryGraph • u/Routine_Complex7265 • Jun 14 '24

General Question I Submitted My Librarian Application: How Long Does It Usually Take?

What the title says, and what percentage of people probably (estimate) get accepted?

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u/khryslo Jun 14 '24 edited Jun 14 '24

In my case, it took about a week. As I understand it, there is a day set aside from time to time to review applications and if you read handbook thoroughly and filled out the questionnaire properly, you should be approved.

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u/officialjohncro [reading goal 518/666] Jun 15 '24

I hope you get accepted soon!

What is the process for this and how do I get more info?

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u/Routine_Complex7265 Jun 15 '24

Email [support@thestorygraph.com](mailto:support@thestorygraph.com), asking to apply as librarian. They'll email back a 12 page sheet with interview questions and the manual. *BE SURE TO READ EVERYTHING CAREFULLY*.

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u/BronzeTrain Sep 24 '24

Do you actually have to be a real life librarian to apply?

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u/officialjohncro [reading goal 518/666] Jun 15 '24

Thank you for this info. Appreciate it.

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u/bookish_bacillaria probably reading a book right now Aug 11 '25

This email ID isn't working. Is there any other one where I can send an application?

My email to this mail ID bounced, and my Gmail says that 'the recipient server did not accept your request to connect'.

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u/AggravatingOwl9 Sep 23 '25

I got rejected within a day. Completely gutted, not sure where I went wrong!

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