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  • Computer Power students stranded

    Ailing information technology trainer Computer Power Group (CPG) should have its fate decided by the end of next week, but there's little hope for over 1,000 stranded students, according to administrators.

  • Aust computer training group in administration

    Singapore-headquartered education group EasyCall International has appointed voluntary administrators to Computer Power Group (CPG) as fallout from the controversial acquisition of the troubled IT training institute from Spherion Group worsens.

  • Things are looking up

    It looks like the days of the long lunch and the headhunter are back!

  • Spherion's Andrea Galloway: Straight to the source

    President and Group Managing Director of Spherion Group, Andrea Galloway oversees more than 50 offices and 2000 employees. We catch up with her to discuss recruitment and training in Asia Pacific.

  • Helping employees find the right work-life balance

    The issue of finding and attaining a good balance between work and personal life is a growing trend for employees when making career decisions.

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  • Spherion's Andrea Galloway: Straight to the source

    President and Group Managing Director of Spherion Group, Andrea Galloway oversees more than 50 offices and 2000 employees. We catch up with her to discuss recruitment and training in Asia Pacific.

  • All I want for Christmas is....

    ZDNet Australia finds out what the country's IT leaders are hoping to find underneath their Christmas trees in 2002.

  • Staying afloat in a skills storm

    Professionals caught up in the ebb and flow in IT demand are well aware that today's "hot property" can quickly find themselves on the skills scrap-heap. ZDNet Australia offers these tips to help you avoid career obsolesence.

  • More bang for your buck

    Trying to do more with a restricted budget is one of the biggest challenges facing Australian IT managers at the moment, according to local research. How are the country's IT executives overcoming the problem?

  • IT pros: tired of job hunting?

    The clich of Australian IT professionals needing to make themselves stand-out in order to succeed in the job race has resurfaced. But are there really enough jobs to go around?

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