Management
Intern Inquisition
If you will have summer interns in your organization, now is the time to start developing a mutually beneficial program.
Management
Dot-Gov Reform
Cutting the number of websites is just the first step in reforming agencies' sprawling online presence.
Management
The New Boss in Town
Managers must initially establish a climate for change—but not too much or too fast.
Management
Looking the Wrong Way
When agency watchdogs miss the point, they stifle innovation, increase risk and perpetuate waste.
Management
Window on The World
More than 40 nations have joined a partnership to promote transparency, but what that means depends on where you live.
Management
Holiday Hazards
December is a time for merriment and gift giving, but for federal employees -- especially managers -- it can be a minefield.
Management
Putting Out the Fires
Tackling the most dreaded tasks upfront can help you breeze through the rest of your to-do list.
Management
Ramping Down
The Energy Department taps outside assessment of long-range IT needs to decide which data centers to close.
Management
Battling the Budget
Managers are concerned about what the super committee will send down the pipe, but they are ready to go the distance for their employees.
Management
The Person in the Mirror
Self-confidence can make the difference between a manager and a leader.
Management
First Impressions
New employees are expected to put their best foot forward; managers should do the same on behalf of their organization.
Management
Picking Appointees
Not all political positions are the same, and not just any smart person is right for the job.
Management
Six Rules
Managers are facing more performance requirements than ever and should follow these simple rules to avoid getting bogged down.
Management
Tipping the Balance
Executive training programs don't do enough to fight off favoritism, critics say.
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