Management
Reform Should Focus on Workforce Alignment, Not On Staffing Cuts
While reductions may be an outcome, they shouldn’t be the sole focus.
Management
The Philosophical Case for Staying Hopeful in Dark Times
We can acknowledge the very real pain and suffering in the world today while still living with hope.
Management
A Ray of Hope in Government Management
Execution of the first round of Cross-Agency Priority Goals shows tangible results.
Management
Technology is Destroying the Most Important Asset in Your Life
Today, more than ever, we need our mind back.
Management
Innovation By and For the Government
The long, onerous and costly federal acquisition process makes it hard to attract private innovators.
Management
How to Win the Hearts and Minds of Colleagues In Distant Time Zones
Take a few extra seconds and do some time zone math so they don't have to.
Management
A Therapist’s Guide to Staying Productive When You’re Depressed or Heartbroken
"Adjust your expectations for your performance."
Management
The Case for Evidence in Government
Data alone can’t provide insight into the effectiveness of government programs—sophisticated analysis is vital.
Management
Making Trump's Government Reforms Stick
Agency plans are due this week — that’s just the beginning for federal managers.
Management
Knocking the Negativity Out of Your Career and Life
The nattering nabobs of negativity can suck the joy out of every situation if you let them.
Management
Meetings Create a Commodity No Organization Can Function Without
There’s magic in gathering.
Management
Want to Improve Government Customer Experience? Focus On Employee Morale
Engaged workers are the key to better service.
Management
6 Reasons to Be Excited About Changes to the Combined Federal Campaign
A charity that aims to help federal employees in need believes the changes will result in a more effective and efficient fundraising mechanism.
Management
Wanted: Good Leaders For Government. Must Have People, Not Just Technical, Skills
The best person for a job may not be the one who best knows how to do the work but the one who can get the best work out of others. A scholar examines the nature of leadership.
Management
Memo to Government Reformers: Don’t Forget the Soft Stuff
Everyone wants to work in an environment where their contribution is recognized and valued.
Management
The Only Safe Email is Text-Only Email
It's impossible to be certain of safety while using Gmail, Yahoo mail and other web-based email systems. The best solution is a radical one: It's time to return to plain, text-only email."
Management
The No. 1 Reason Why Your Presentation Sucks
Fear of public speaking is a sign that you’re definitely making this mistake.
Management
A CEO Makes the Case That Young Employees Are Better at Solving Problems
With age comes wisdom, but with wisdom comes less creative problem-solving.
Management
How Agencies Can Find and Develop Future Leaders
Like so many problems in our organizations, the pain is mostly self-inflicted.
Almost There!
Help us tailor content specifically for you: