Back Issues - October 2006

• Peter Honey
  Peter Honey reveals what makes a successful management consultant.
• Tech Trends
  Chris Mitchell outlines the benefits of adding web seminars to your learning mix
• Meredith Belbin
  Meredith Belbin asks what we are to make of the new Age Discrimination Act
• International Opinion
  Hilary Harris explains why organisations must do more to develop their international managers.
• The Age of Wisdom
  Sam Mercer, director the Employers Forum on Age, is urging employers to not turn their backs on older workers. She talks to Elizabeth Eyre about the new age discrimination legislation that was introduced this month.
• Age is the Recipe for Success
  Elizabeth Eyre talks to David Fairhurst about McDonalds' success in employing older workers in its UK restaurants.
• Roll up, roll up!
  Debbie Carter's personal perspective on this year's CIPD National Conference.
• Making the most of your voice
  Angie Konrad explains how to make yourself heard, understood and remembered
• Thinking inside the box: behaviourist principles in training design
  Susan Iacovou looks at how to incorporate the principles of behaviourism into training packages
• The secret of success
  Tony Harvey explains his Success Cycle model
• Live from the frontline
  Law firm Addleshaw Goddard recently launched a web-streamed TV channel to help clients keep up-to-date with the ever-changing raft of employment legislation.
• Coaching on the couch
  Erik de Haan looks at Michel Foucault's Fearless Speech
• Coaching and mental health issues: a difficult boundary
  Andrew Buckley shows how to handle the mental health issues that can affect coaching relationships
• Hints & Tips
  Steve Martin gives some tips on improving influencing skills
• Great thinkers
  Gregory Bateson (1904-1980)
• A day in the life of
  QIA STAR Award nominee Mary Coll talks about her work teaching aspiring young jockeys at the British Racing School.
• Final Word
  Andrew Mayo on debating skills.