Chitkara University Institute of Engineering and Technology, Chitkara University, Punjab, India
The current study examines how technological implementation affects librarians’ attitudes and job satisfaction. Traditional library resources, traditional library services, ICT implementation by computerizing library resources, digital library resources, website production and maintenance, dealing with RFID implementation of libraries, and so on, are some of the variables explored. The changes in library resources and services following the deployment of ICT and librarians’ abilities to administer those resources were studied to determine how these factors contribute to a low degree of job satisfaction among library professionals. Data for the study were gathered from Haryana’s academic libraries. Data was obtained using a questionnaire and evaluated using tabulation and charts. It was discovered that libraries integrated ICT and that library workers were attempting to adapt to the changes. Library professionals have a limited understanding of information technology. Proper training can resolve the issue and provide the professional with job satisfaction.
Information communication technology, Digital Libraries, Traditional resources, RFID technology, Job Satisfaction