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Amid Stagnant Incomes, Work and Family Are Increasingly at Odds
In the current economy, Americans find they have to choose between succeeding at work or spending time with family.
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5 Tips for Developing Infographics to Communicate Your Value
Data visualization works only if it gets your point across.
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Bilinguals Have Stronger, Faster Brains Than The Rest of Us
The building of stronger connections over time between regions of the brain implies that bilingual brains are “more resistant to damage.”
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The Complete Guide to Networking For Introverts
It's important to carefully manage interactions and play to their strengths
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How Future Thinkers Can Revolutionize Strategic Planning
Some countries are institutionalizing anticipatory government; so can the U.S.
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The Four Types of Sleep Schedules
A new study suggests that some people are neither "owls" nor "larks"
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3 Tips to Help Federal Leaders Prepare for a New Congress
How to field data and hearing requests so you can focus on strategy.
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The Purpose of the FedView Survey Is More Than Satisfaction
Agencies should be linking employee engagement to the mission.
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How I Lead: Preparing Employees for the Next Level
A conversation with Chief Administrative Law Judge McArthur Allen.
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Transforming Acquisition for the Future
A guide for federal buyers in the Collaboration Age.
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Quit Your Job
The surprising benefits of taking your 20s to use the labor market as a laboratory, rather than commit to the first company that happens to hire you
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Have You Heard? Gossip Is Actually Good and Useful
Talking behind other people's backs may not always be nice, but sometimes it can help promote cooperation and self-improvement.
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Millennials’ Romance With Federal Service Need Not Last a Lifetime
Even in short stints, young workers bring a lot to government.
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Where Age Equals Happiness
In the U.S., well-being tends to be highest in a person's earliest and latest years. But elsewhere, new research shows, quality of life follows a very different pattern.
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Managing the Skills Crisis
Technology is dividing people into two groups: winners who are proficient in technology and losers who are replaced by it.
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This is Google’s Incredibly Simple Hiring Formula
The tech giant never compromises on its high hiring bar.
Management
Those Soul-Crushing Late Night Shifts Are Also Ruining Your Brain
Study shows graveyard shift workers perform worse.
Management
Fixing the Useless Federal Program Inventory
To cut duplicative programs, agencies have to know how to count them first.
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