Trying to succeed in their careers, people can forget that they are more important than the work they do. But practicing self-care on a regular basis can restore peace of mind, help prevent burnout and ultimately make you more effective and productive.
As I draw ever closer to my big retirement day, people keep asking me about what I’ve learned along the way. My answer is the little things matter!
There was a time when government paid little attention to how consumers interacted with it, and the Department of Veterans Affairs was no different. But today, the VA is at the forefront of changing that. The VA’s deputy chief veterans experience officer explains both her vision and the obstacles ahead.
We all can make a positive impact on our communities, and so as the New Year begins, we offer four ways for you to make a difference.
Community emergency responders can have a hard time finding the caller on sprawling bases and agencies. Here’s a tool that can help.
To get buy-in for cybersecurity initiatives, don’t talk tech — speak simply.
This online training recap offers insight on how to feel included and invested in your agency’s goal-setting process.
GovLoop polled its readers for their thoughts on “quiet quitting” and “quiet firing” — what they are, what causes those circumstances, what agencies can do to make things better and whether those situations even exist. The survey results were intriguing, and said a lot about the role managers play.
When it comes to measuring community engagement, San Antonio has found numbers only tell part of the story.
In a Connecticut city, virtual community outreach was essential to designing a riverfront everyone could enjoy.