Best of USAJobs September 25
Welcome to the latest edition of GovLoop’s exciting federal employment opportunities roundup for the week of September 25, 2020.
COVID-19: Lessons Learned About Workforce Behavior
Behavioral data analyzes behavior using cognitive, cultural and other related information. Here are three lessons learned from the COVID-19 about this data.
How Election Officials Can Fight Misinformation and Mistrust
Maintaining election integrity isn’t easy, but it’s work that could change the outcome of this election and the future of our governmental institutions.
Who’s Afraid of Data?
On the GovLoop online training, “Don’t Hide From Analytics: How to Get Comfortable Working With Data,” Tony Bland, Senior Data Engineer at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, shared tips for those looking to put metrics to work at their agencies.
How to Strengthen Application and Data Security With RASP
While there are a number of approaches to solve application and data security challenges, runtime application self-protection, or RASP, is a particularly compelling approach.
Identifying Quick Wins on the Path to Better Customer Experiences
How can agencies turn this critical surge in COVID-19-related communications demand into a broader digital transformation effort?
The Government Community Joins in Celebrating the Life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a dedicated public servant who spent her life working to provide people with civil rights, equal opportunity and human dignity.
Best of USAJobs September 18
GovLoop highlights some of the best opportunities available on USAJobs.com in a blog post each week.
Keep Citizens Informed With Social Media
Check out the 2020 Social for Safety Conference (S4SCON) on Sept. 22-23, 2020, a virtual event that will help public communicators across the country learn social media strategies that are working right now.
How the CDC Used Metrics to Communicate COVID-19 Info Online
At GovLoop’s online training Wednesday, Digital Metrics Lead for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shared how the agency responded online to communicate COVID-19 information to the public.