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• Leading a team of strangers: most teams now are diverse or virtual
  by Glenn Parker
• On the Night Stand
  by Sabrina E. Hicks
• CLO accountability
  by Shari Caudron
• ROI of e-learning: closing in; as companies look to e-learning to help meet their strategic goals, they're seeking ROI analysis. Some of the most valuable measurements can be hard to capture, but we're closing in
  by Paul Harris
• Back 'em up
• Flirting Inc.: it might be OK to flirt at work, or not
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• How to gain tax credits for training investments
  by Jack Miller
• Victory!
  by David Sandt Corderman
• ROI of e-learning: closing in
  by Paul Harris
• The real real world: how to look for a job after college in a bad economy
  by W. Andrew Ewell
• T+D readers are also reading
• Distributed intelligence
  by Patricia A. McLagan
• Generation Sandwich
  by Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
• Streamlining training management: a vendor-provided case study
• Online
  by Pat Zakian Tith
• Email gets easier
  by William Powell
• ASTD store bestsellers
• Sight mammals
  by Jay Cross
• CLO accountability: the depressed economy is forcing today's first-generation CLOs to prove their worth—and quickly. Can they?
  by Shari Caudron
• Picture this
• SMED International: leading the way in workplace productivity
• The job loss compass: losing your job doesn't have to mean losing your way
  by Deb Koen
• Video
  by Valerie L. Smith
• Mailbox
• Obvious choices
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• Sight mammals: people learn from images as well as words, yet most of corporate learning is delivered in text. It's time to open our eyes to the possibilities
  by Jay Cross
• A charming tablet
• The bottom line on training
• Distributed intelligence: change is everybody's business. Here's how to get people to take personal responsibility
  by Patricia A. McLagan
• Singing the Blues