Management
An Entrepreneur’s Guide to the Future
Government isn’t equipped to accomplish the missions it’s charged with today, much less those of a rapidly evolving future.
Management
The Most Career-Minded Generation
Compared to 30 years ago, young people today are much more likely to say they’re going to college to secure a good job and steady pay.
Management
Government’s Catch-22 People Problem
A complex bureaucracy, an outdated salary system and a tarnished brand are among the problems.
Management
How a Marine Confronts Fear, and Overcomes It
You’re not special—everyone’s afraid of something.
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Why Aren't Intelligent People Happier?
It’s a paradox: Shouldn’t the most accomplished be well equipped to make choices that maximize life satisfaction?
Management
How to Make Smart, Timely Decisions
Some advice for the next president and his or her team.
Management
A Study Suggests Mindfulness Is Not Quite As Miraculous As We’ve Been Led To Believe
"When negative results are reported, they are often “spun” so that they appear to be equivocal or even positive finding.”
Management
The Pentagon Is Dodging the Real Issue on Innovation
Instead of creating another set-aside program for high-tech companies, it needs to create a more innovation-friendly acquisition system.
Management
How to Call Out a Jerk at Work
When you smooth over unacceptable behavior, you are facilitating emotional harm to yourself and others.
Management
The Science of Job Interviews
We have a bias toward positive information when we’re judging a person’s abilities.
Management
When to Switch Jobs to Get the Biggest Salary Increase
Staying too long means smaller raises when you leave.
Management
An Excess of Multiple-Award Contracts Is Creating New Problems for Government
Why agencies should think twice before creating another IDIQ.
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The Hard Work of Leading Is All In Your Mind
Every successful executives figures out how to master five key personal issues.
Management
People Over 40 Are More Productive When They Work Part-Time
The sweet spot looks to be 25 to 30 hours a week for men and 22 to 27 hours for women.
Management
Obama Administration’s New Performance Grade: Improved, But Work Remains
The worst ratings related to cutting programs, practices or policies that aren't working.
Management
150 Years Ago, a Renowned Philosopher Called Busyness the Sign of an Unhappy Person
“Of all ridiculous things the most ridiculous seems to me, to be busy," Kierkegaard wrote.
Management
How Poor Communication Fosters Distrust in Government
If federal operations seem opaque to the public, it’s often by design.
Management
Benchmarking: A Practical Guide for Federal Agencies
Streamlining mission-support functions has the potential to transform agency operations.
Management
The Science of Keeping Your Cool Around Co-Workers Causing You Stress
When it comes to work stress, the best thing you can do is pretend you’re someone else.
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