5 Questions to Ask to Get Ahead in Your Career
Sometimes coming up with talking points can be the hardest part. Hopefully, these 5 questions can help you advance your career!
Professional Development
The Best Mindfulness Tips for Govies
In a NextGen Nation webinar, panelists shared their tips for living in the present and answered common questions about mindfulness.
These Women Use Teamwork to Innovate Government
The State Department’s Creative Diplomacy Team discuss teamwork and the challenges and rewards of being digital pacesetters.
How to Be a Phenomenal Public Speaker
Like everything, if you push your comfort zone a little, you’ll find your comfort zone grows.
Is Appreciation Just an American Concept?
The need for appreciation is expressed in a variety of countries and cultures. You can’t miss the mark by saying “thanks” for a job well done, regardless of the cultural background of your colleagues!
Federally Employed Women: Soaring to New Heights
Federally Employed Women is a nonprofit advocacy group dedicated to women employed by the federal government. Here’s what the future looks like for them.
Which Government Agencies Should You Target for Your Job Search?
Contrary to popular belief, the federal government is not a monolithic mass. Rather, federal organizations differ from one another almost as much as do private organizations—each distinguished by its own culture, work environment, budgetary and IT resources and varied factors that influence how quickly employees ascend the career ladder. Even agencies and offices within theRead… Read more »
How Do You Survive a Toxic Workplace?
Here are some practical steps we found are necessary when a person works in a truly toxic workplace.
Tips for Moving up the Government Career Ladder
In a recent online training, panelists explained how public servants can secure the next step in their government career.
(T) vs. (F) – Beyond Introversion and Extroversion
A (T) may sympathize but their rational side overrides their emotions. An (F) may judge each situation differently and use compassion. Which one are you?