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Inside this issue
• How the International Monetary Fund is changing to become stronger and more responsive
• The UK public sector is growing
• The non-profit sector is turning to business education - -
Content
Enterprise introduces a whiff of revolution
Sarah Murray looks at how the non-profit and development agency model is being re-examined
International Monetary Fund: IMF turns tables on head-hunters
Sarah O’Connor looks at how the institution is planning to adapt its staffing needs to the current economic climate
UK: Job security becomes the top priority
Gill Plimmer explains why private-sector employment has fallen out of favour with applicants
Credit crunch: ‘Talent tsunami’ from downturn floods sector
Sarah Murray examines the trend of senior executives moving away from commerce
Changing places: Executives who step into the unknown
Lauren Foster asks what to expect from a move to the non-profit sector
Focus: From career to community work
Leslye Louie talks about the differences between the corporate work culture of her past and that of the non-profit sector
Non-profit: Charities seek support in the schoolroom
Rebecca Knight on how the social sector is turning to business education
International Rescue: A week of self-development can be a useful ‘luxury’
Participants from non-profits find training on leadership skills and strategy-building useful
AdDB: From strong buttress to essential prop
After nearly a decade of sustained growth, most African economies are stalling in the midst of the global economic crisis, or indeed slipping into reverse
After capital boost, ADB wages battle for talent
Compared to troubled banks that are short of capital and that are shedding staff because of weak demand for financial services, the Asian Development Bank is in a rather sweet spot
