How Writing Can Make You Better at Your Job
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Communications
How to Choose Breakout Sessions at NextGen
The Next Generation of Government Training Summit educates, inspires and promotes innovation and positive growth. But with 30 great breakout sessions to choose from, planning your NextGen schedule can be a challenge. But we’re here to help. Here are three ways to choose your sessions so that you can improve your executive core qualifications andRead… Read more »
Communicators: Here’s How to Help Your Agency’s Leaders Connect with Stakeholders
How to equip your leadership with what they need to successfully connect with stakeholders and make the best use of everyone’s time.
3 Tricks for Creating PowerPoint Presentations with Less Agony
My favorite PowerPoint tricks that can help you become more adept at creating awesome presentations.
Branding: It’s Not Just for the Private Sector
For government agencies, a strong brand can help build public trust in our work, raise awareness of our services and help us connect with the very people who fund our agencies.
Calling All Writers! Become a GovLoop Featured Blogger
We’re looking for great GovLoop voices to blog once a week for the GovLoop community.
Hawaii Plans for a Paperless Future in the Cloud
The Aloha State isn’t just focused on the current digital signatures implementation. Officials are also thinking of future implementations — the next round of paperless.
Transportation Today: Modern Consumer Experience
As the digital revolution continues to evolve, transportation agencies find themselves in an enviable position compared with many other government organizations seeking to engage citizens: they have a built-in, captive audience.
How to Explain Public Relations to Your Coworkers
Like all the other things we have to maintain in life – our cars, our diets, our checkbooks – maintaining an image takes time and talent. It doesn’t just happen and it doesn’t involve only one strategy.
This One Trick Will Help You Better Define Your Customer
As government communicators, we’re best serving the public when we’re thinking about our customers as smaller groups — defined, just for example, by geographic location, specific needs or languages spoken — and communicating directly with those groups. Simply put, our services are more impactful when our audiences are understood.