Now that my bookshelf is packed, it’s time for me to go find some new sources of leadership inspiration. I hope after reading this, you’ll also be inspired to look for leadership lessons in whatever you chose to read.
Welcome to the latest edition of GovLoop’s exciting federal employment opportunities roundup for the week of April 10, 2020.
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While you are at home trying to work, there are two character traits that will make it a little more bearable: being adaptable, and being available.
The challenge of “unbusying” is harder than ever for some now. Here are some ideas to combat feeling like you don’t have enough time in the day.
Adding value to an organization after 40+ years of continuous employment is achievable. As a resourceful and intuitive program analyst, my peers often look to my insights with “problem-solving.” I personally attribute my “value-added” work culture to the following 2 reasons: my determination coupled with my energy for project completion. As I soon close thisRead… Read more »
Sometimes challenging circumstances are the exact thing we need to reflect and refocus. Rather than being stuck in thoughts and feelings that are not helpful, leverage them to clearly map directions and next steps.
It’s more important than ever to make sure presentations are accessible—allowing all participants, particularly people with disabilities, to effectively engage with the content being delivered. For that reason, I’m equipping you with seven steps and resources to help you create accessible presentations.
Python is one of the most widely-used programming languages by data science professionals, so it is essential to learn for anyone aspiring to have a data science career. Here are five courses you can take to learn.
How do you adjust your mindset to be focused and productive when you’re working from home?