Best of USAJobs October 18
GovLoop highlights some of the more interesting and exciting opportunities available on USAJobs.com in a blog post each week.
Free the Data!
Data reflects how people work. At GovLoop’s online training on Wednesday, two government IT experts agreed that how an agency structures its data mirrors how its people work.
Interviews: 5 Ways to Ace Them Before Stepping Through the Door
Here are five tips on what to do before your next interview to help you walk in with your best foot forward.
Identity and Access Management in State and Local Governments Today
When you consider the law enforcement sector and how often cases span cities, counties and even state lines, it’s imperative that governments can coordinate and easily share information. A federated identity system could lay the groundwork for new systems that allow for these seamless connections.
How This Agency Improved Its Performance Application Issues
Because the application became much more efficient, employee satisfaction increased significantly and citizens viewed the agency as more valuable.
5 Leadership Books To Fall Into This Season
In need of a good read this fall? Here are five books about leadership that will entertain and provide insight, no matter where you are in your career.
User Experience Is Key for ICAM Branch Chief at USDA
Adam Zeimet, Branch Chief for ICAM at the Agriculture Department, has been with the program since it started. It’s evolved since then to support more than 120,000 employees and 750,000 public users. He talked to GovLoop about central considerations to ICAM at the agency.
TSP Talk Weekly Wrapup
‘Phase One’ of the U.S. and China trade deal ended stocks’ three-week losing streak.
Identity Is the New Perimeter
The role of identity governance is simple in principle: give the right people the right access to the right data. To do this, trusted and properly managed identity access has to become the primary control.
No GIS Experience, No Problem
Placer County’s HMIS System Administrator Sue Compton needed to find a solution fast for the biannual January count of people experiencing homelessness, and a paper-based format was not going to cut it.