5 Writing Books For Govies
Looking for a book to help you become a better writer? Check out this list.
5 Behaviors of Great Teams
Are you a part of a great team? See if your coworkers are exhibiting these behaviors.
‘Can’t We All Just Get Along?’ 7 Shared Values to Start the Conversation
As we transition to a new administration, let’s reach across the partisan divide to find shared values and seek common ground. Let’s listen more. Let’s create partnerships. America is greater when we work together.
Government’s Route to Modernization
Learn how Esri’s ArcGIS can help your agency visualize data to drive your mission.
How APIs Can Help Government Address Today’s IT Challenges
Learn how application program interfaces (APIs), can leverage service abstraction techniques and be integrated into IT modernization projects to address connectivity challenges faced by the government.
Your Executive Order FAQ
Trump has issued 19 executive orders, and more are expected in the coming weeks. That’s led a lot of people to wonder exactly what an executive order is, why we have them, and what weight they carry. Here’s a quick answer to each of your top five questions about executive orders.
5 Things You Need to Know About Transition News This Week
Changes in federal government keep coming fast. That’s why GovLoop is giving you these weekly recaps of presidential transition news that may affect agency management and employment.
How IoT is Changing the Cybersecurity Landscape in Government
The internet of things can benefit agencies, but there are challenges for government concerning their security.
Time for a Change? Get a Coach! (No Fees for Feds)
Did you know that there’s a cadre of internal certified federal coaches available to help federal employees—at no additional cost? Many people pay coaches hundreds of dollars a session to address work and life issues. As a federal employee, you can get coaching services at no additional cost through the Federal Coaching Network.
Know Your Rights on Personal Use of Social Media
Social media can keep us connected and informed. But as federal employees, we need to understand where to draw the line between personal use and official responsibility.