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  • Do IT pros need MBAs?

    Business knowledge, management skills and being able to communicate better with business managers are among the benefits of further study cited by certain IT professionals. However, not everyone believes going back to school is the answer.

  • 'Wacky' e-mail addresses deter HR managers

    Job-hunting with a less than serious email address can backfire as HR managers may not take the applicant seriously, according to a recent report.

  • Management: IT departments in crisis?

    Difficult team members, excessive workloads and project overload--Australia's IT professionals are grappling with how to cope with doing more tasks, in less time with shrinking resources.

  • Upward reviews: CIOs cry out for feedback

    The idea of upward reviews may make some CIOs and IT managers apprehensive but respondents to a recent IT Manager channel poll have evangelised the long-term benefits.

  • CIOs: Staff management techniques

    Team members may have personal problems, annoying habits or struggle with tasks. How should IT managers approach these issues?

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  • Do IT pros need MBAs?

    Business knowledge, management skills and being able to communicate better with business managers are among the benefits of further study cited by certain IT professionals. However, not everyone believes going back to school is the answer.

  • 'Wacky' e-mail addresses deter HR managers

    Job-hunting with a less than serious email address can backfire as HR managers may not take the applicant seriously, according to a recent report.

  • Don't be deterred by bad job ad listings

    IT job ads may list unrealistic requirements in the section on required skills. Here are some tips on how to get over the hurdle.

  • Management: IT departments in crisis?

    Difficult team members, excessive workloads and project overload--Australia's IT professionals are grappling with how to cope with doing more tasks, in less time with shrinking resources.

  • Search ends for Australia's best IT employer

    Find out which company bagged the grand prize. Meanwhile, Techex and Westnet tied for the first runner-up position while storage vendor EMC Australia bagged the third runner-up spot.

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