It’s OK to Ask for Help
During times of crisis, employees need an environment where it is not only OK — but regularly communicated and demonstrated — that they can ask for help.
Communications
3 Ways Governments Can Combat Misinformation During COVID-19
As the coronavirus spreads, so too has false and malicious content — putting many governments in an uphill battle to connect people with the truth they need.
Cornerstone Cares | From the CEO’s Desk: Together, We Can Make a Difference
Since millions of people around the world turn to Cornerstone for continued learning, we wanted to use our tools to help the community during this crisis.
The Elephant in the Room: Overcoming Culture Problems When Teleworking
The topic of telework has long been an elephant-in-the-room conversation at work, even more so in recent days and weeks. But it should not be.
Develop Your Social Media Skills
GSMCON is priced for government budgets, and is the most comprehensive social media training event for government. Make plans to attend this year’s virtual conference!
What Is CBRS and How Does It Work?
Imagine getting through the workday without a wireless connection. You probably can’t. That’s because for most of us, wireless access has shifted from optional to essential.
3 Proven Ways to Thrive as a Public Information Officer
As a government communications pro, you could be called to serve as your agency’s public information officer at a moment’s notice. Stay prepared for anything with these tips and checklists.
The Electronic Communication Tools of Today’s Government
The ways millennials and Generation Zers prefer to engage with coworkers or citizens look very different from Generation X and baby boomers’ preferences.
How Open Source Powers DevOps Success
To be successful in DevOps, agencies can do three things: create small teams for specific problems, get feedback from the customer and network small teams to solve more complex problems.
How to Use Nextdoor to Reach People in Your Community
Thanks to its hyperlocal niche, Nextdoor is getting more attention from people who work in public service and government communications.