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    Survey shows jobsearch websites hard to use

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    Jobsearch websites need to be more responsive to users, according to a survey by the career management company ICM CareerCare.Of 40 directors, managers and executives surveyed, 52 per cent found …

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    New stage in coaching

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    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    Dawn Swarbrick, HR manager for Railtrack Southern, on a behavioural programme that is having a significant impact on the businessIn common with many industries, the rail industry had placed technical …

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    Playing to win

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    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    Projects are drawing employees from all sectors of the business, which is where good teambuilding scores, as Simon Kent discoversIn the past decade, the importance of teambuilding has at last …

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    Talking points: masters miss out?

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    Formal MBA qualifications have recently been criticised as too rigid and based on theory. So does the market need a revamp? Alison Thomas asks providers, employers and graduates their opinions …

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    Bright, shiny, new deals

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    Maverick Chris Melvin has brought fun, shopping and Californian ideals to government training schemes. But do his unconventional ideas actually work, asks Patrick McCurryAn atmosphere of hope differentiates Reed in …

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    Rocky road to improvement

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    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    Paul Kearns analyses the results of the recent self-test on measuring the return on investment, and offers a few hints on how to better assess the training spend In the …

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    Capturing hearts and minds

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    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    Methods for developing emotional intelligence – or EQ – are no longer seen as the preserve of top tier training. Lucie Carrington looks at its widespread use across the rest …

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    Moving the goalposts

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    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    Teambuilding can be wasted on the wrong sets of people. Now is the time to reject group mentality, says David ButcherDo you ever stop to think about how odd the …

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    Passion for people pays off

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    David Brumpton makes the case for coaches to do it again, but this time with more feelingTo paraphrase the 18th century French philosopher Denis Diderot, "Only passion, great passion, can …

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    Career file: Joanne Gregory

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    This month Joanne Gregory, age 37, HR manager with responsibility for training at chartered accountants James & Cowper, talks about the variety of her work How long have you been …

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    Network

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    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    When to steer clear of IT departments Having read Sally O’Reilly’s feature on e-learning (Training, September) I really must take issue with Donald Clark’s views – blaming trainers for the …

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    Reach for the sky

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    At lifting gear specialists Nim, Colin Midson has won praise, and an IIP award, for his refreshing approach to people development. The bottom line has benefited too. Stephanie Sparrow reportsThe …

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    News roundup

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    This month’s news Prepare for the TD2001 Awards race Following on from the success of the TD2000 awards, Training magazine is preparing to launch the TD2001 scheme. The awards will …

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    Industry waits at the school gates

    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    Elaine Essery looks at renewed efforts by business and education to reach a consensus on closing the skills gap and awards low marks for effort Industry and learning need to …

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    Welcome to Britain

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    by Personnel Today 1 Nov 2000

    The Government has rushed in changes designed to help employers fill skills gaps with overseas talent. But there are still major policy issues to be resolved, warns julia onslow-cole

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