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Table 1

theme	subtheme
Experience of getting into the position	Career path Work experience Mentors and role models Library Technician qualification Personal qualities Pre-appointment events
Experience of being in the position	Reactions to appointment Position development Personal qualities Work relations Values and beliefs Management aspects Staff development Service development Pressures Wider contribution Support Constraints Job satisfaction
Continuing Professional Development	Reading Current awareness Networking E-mail Lists Seminars Mentorship
Where to from here?	Further study Aspirations and career moves For the position
Implications of being in the position for library technicians	Pessimism Trail blazing Informing others
Implications of being in the position for the library	Competing with librarians Role model Best person for the job
Implications for library and information services	Benchmark Potential of library technicians Individual performance outcomes rather than qualifications Management input in basic education Common course offering different exit levels