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Articles in April, 2004 issue of T+D

• Budgeting a success
  by Randy Emelo
• Real dialogue
  by Bill Ellet
• The link between leadership development and retention: providing a source of in-house replacements for current leaders down the road helps drive cultural change and retain key talent
  by Tom Barron
• Broken windows, broken brands: an unrepaired window or unrepaired brand can lead to chaos
  by Tom Asacker
• Workforce of tomorrow: how can we prepare all youth for future work success?
  by Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
• How to disagree: go up against your boss or a senior executive and live to tell the tale
  by Kevin Daley
• A seat at the table
  by Michael H. Baker
• A vendor-provided case study: Thomson NETg helps CIBER meet its objectives to employees and clients
• View from the top: at the recent Corporate University week, senior learning executives from leading organizations share advice and opinions on informal learning, program measurements, and speaking business
  by Linda Galloway
• Food for thought: true tales from the workplace
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• What's new
  by Haidee E. Allerton
• Your new career: e-learning process manager: carve a new role managing the many groups necessary fr successful e-learning
  by Gonca Telli Yamamoto
• Lost focus?
  by Leonard Nadler
• New roles and new competencies for the profession: are you ready for the next generation?
  by Patty Davis
• Do the due diligence! Paraphrasing Mountain Dew's slogan "Do the Dew,'" Kevin Oakes makes his slogan "Do the due"—diligence that is, when it comes to evaluating vendors
  by Kevin Oakes
• Correction
• If this, then …
• Competency-based or a traditional approach to training? A new look at ISD models and an answer to the question, What's the best approach?
  by David Dubois
• The time-cost-quality triangle: simple needs analysis can help you save big
  by Melanie G. Snyder
• ASTD 2004 international conference and exposition: is the premier showcase of training suppliers. Here's a sampling of the many U.S. and international companies that will be at ASTD2004 in Washington, D.C. May 23-27 2004
• Tools for talent
  by Darin E. Hartley