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Milwaukee City Clerk Jim Owczarski discusses his work in municipal government, particularly the differences between elected representatives and bureaucrats. He was a journalist until the rise of the internet, and he explains that some of the best workers aren't ones that sought a particular credential.
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Chapter 1: What Are Your Primary Responsibilities as a City Clerk?
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Chapter 2: How Does the Municipal Bureaucracy Fit Into Local Government?
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Chapter 3: What Made You Decide to Go Into Local Government?
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Chapter 4: To Whom Are You Accountable?
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Chapter 5: How Does Your Job Change From Day to Day?
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Chapter 6: What Role Does Budgeting and Financial Management Play in Your Day-to-Day Work?
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Chapter 7: What Are the Greatest Challenges You Face in Your Job?
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Chapter 8: What Are the Most Important Issues in Governing a City the Size of Milwaukee?
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Chapter 9: How Are You Able to Use Your Position to Support the Men and Women Who Have Committed Themselves to Serving the People of Milwaukee?
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Chapter 10: What Advice Would You Give to a Student Looking for a Career in Local Government?
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Chapter 11: What Is the Most Rewarding Part of Your Job?
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Chapter 12: What Are the Advantages of Working at the Local, Rather Than State or Federal, Level?
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