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Articles in Feb, 2007 issue of Training Journal

• The editor
  by Debbie Carter
• Knowledge workers sinking under a deluge of information
• National School becomes new government department
• New entrants selected for fast track to senior civil service. In-Service Fast Stream
• Workplace war: trainers -v- senior managers
• New alliance formed to close industrial skills gap
• New ICT projects aim to change the lives of the most disadvantaged
• CBI and TUC pledge to change the way we work
• Cheers!
• Training pays off for Kier Sheffield
• Back to the classroom for young parents
• Closer links needed between education and employers
  by Sarah Cook
• The gravy trainer
• Peter Honey explains why he struggles with the issue of leaders and leadership
  by Peter Honey
• International: Robert Sutton of Stanford University doesn't mince his words about the cost of employing 'workplace jerks'
  by Robert Sutton
• Bill Lucas looks at the manager's role in unlocking the power of learning
  by Bill Lucas
• Breaking down barriers: when Karen Gill and Maxine Benson founded everywoman at the end of the 20th century, they were ahead of trends to help women in the workplace. These days, they are still passionate about closing skills and talent gaps, and encourag
  by Sandra Stafford
• From 'no class' to world class: George Radler and Professor Jan Kubes of IMD investigate the road to success for the VW and Skoda partnership
  by George Radler
• Lifelong learning from a European perspective: Graham Guest explains the background to proposals for a European Qualifications Framework
  by Graham Guest
• The great leap: Nick Wright suggests an approach to making the transition to management seamless and effective
  by Nick Wright
• Your first 100 days as a manager: Tony Bray and Tessa Simpson set out their combined experience of managing people and provide a practical approach for others new to the role
  by Tony Bray
• Extending the half-life of training: Alan Rands looks at the factors that make training sustainable over time
  by Alan Rands
• How high achievers meet their goals
• New coaching certification courses for 2007
• How to coach a team in the field: what is involved in team coaching and what skills are required? Professor David Clutterbuck outlines the requirements of this new discipline
  by David Clutterbuck
• The Living Leader: Become the Leader You Want to Be
  by David Skinner
• The Corporate Blogging Book: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know to Get it Right
  by Alison Clayton-Smith
• Super models: in a series of articles examining learning models, Dr Mike Clayton looks at Scott and Jaffe's change grid—the human response to organisational change
  by Mike Clayton
• Hints & tips: Obi Okwuadigbo gives his ten tips for unlocking the student recruitment market
  by Obi Okwuadigbo
• Great thinkers: William Wilberforce
  by Debbie Carter
• TJ achieve: Sarah Cook looks back at an article she wrote about handling difficult customers in 1994, and reflects on changes 13 years on
  by Sarah Cook
• Trainer's choice: David Crosby gets into the spirit of training at this former Victorian lunatic asylum
  by David Crosby
• Trainer's choice: Michael Kennedy looks at an established Warwickshire venue now benefiting from a 5m [pounds sterling] redevelopment
  by Michael Kennedy
• What's in a word? Steve Marriott suggests ways we can change our words to produce positive results
  by Steve Marriott
• Skill4 appoints new business development manager
• Manpower UK appoints new head of commercial staffing
• Noetica grows project management team
• New professional development director at CIPD
• LSC appoints its youngest ever director
• Building links to improve skills in the North East
• Andrew Mayo rediscovers the power of simulations as a channel of learning
  by Andrew Mayo