Back Issues - June 2007

• Editorial
  TJ Editor, Debbie Carter, introduces this month's issue.
• Peter Honey
  Peter Honey puts the learning case for jury service.
• Bill Lucas
  Bill Lucas provides a brief history of intelligence.
• Tech Trends
  Kelly Low explains how web conferencing can help organisations deliver training.
• Thinking ahead
  Edward de Bono, the father of lateral thinking, talks to Debbie Carter about his work.
• Switching on to career development
  Energy company Npower has begun a programme of career development for its call centre training team. Elizabeth Eyre hears about the benefits that have flowed from it.
• Climbing the career ladder
  Rob Nathan outlines the ten golden rules of career development.
• How to lead your career
  Simon Hollington looks at the steps to take to ensure that your career is well managed, and at some of the pitfalls that can occur.
• Get set to make your marketing work
  Jackie Jarvis aims to start you thinking about the successful marketing of your business or department.
• The need for e-speed
  Stephen Walsh and Kirstie Donnelly investigate how rapid e-learning can pay business dividends where traditional e-learning has failed to.
• Play up! And play the game!
  Jon Trevor explains the rules of using games in training planning.
• The boss in the bubble
  Professor Pierre Casse and Eoin Banahan take a look at how ‘bubble leadership’ can change people, teams and organisations.
• Unlocking potential
  Gladeana McMahon outlines the basics for bringing managers up to speed on coaching.
• Just the competencies, ma’am
  Penny Harper looks at the skills required by today’s professional investigator.
• Test drives
  In the third of a regular series on how psychometrics contributes to L&D, Ian Florance talks about personality type tests.
• Super models
  In a series of articles examining learning models, Dr Mike Clayton looks at Thomas and Kilmann’s Conflict Modes – dealing with conflict.
• Hints & Tips
  Jonathan Fitchew reveals the top 10 things you shouldn’t say at a job interview.
• Great Thinkers
  William Griffith Wilson (1895 - 1971).
• Online Editor
  Roundup of what's been happening on the TJ Online website and an introduction to the TJ Online Discussion Digest.
• Trainer's choice
  Theobalds Park, Hertfordshire.
• A day in the life of
  Sheila Carr, Electronics Yorkshire's training liaison officer.
• Andrew Mayo
  Now is the time to develop human capital and build world-class skills for the future, says Andrew Mayo.