To Perform Well on the Job, We Require Both Physical and Mental Maintenance
It is good for our well-being if we work on both our physical and mental maintenance.
Why Diversity Is Critical to the Success of Any Organization
A commitment to social justice starts with an organization’s internal policies and practices.
Authentication: Cybersecurity’s First Line of Defense
Without securing authentication, you allow hackers to steal your intellectual property, steal your money and steal your customers’ personal information.
Domestic Violence: The Second Biggest Crisis of 2020
It is our job as public servants to adapt to the new normal and ensure we bring awareness to and help prevent the spread of domestic violence.
11 Questions to Ask When Interviewing for a New Position
Check out these 11 questions to ask during your interview to stand out as a candidate and better understand the qualities of the position.
How Election Officials Can Fight Misinformation and Mistrust
Maintaining election integrity isn’t easy, but it’s work that could change the outcome of this election and the future of our governmental institutions.
Should I Even Bring It Up? Competence vs. Performance Errors
Do you understand the difference between competence errors and performance errors? Here’s how you can use this linguistics concept to give better feedback!
Strategize, Plan and Operate
I found I executed strategizing, planning and operating in all my successful initiatives, but they were absent in my failed projects.
Hispanic, Latino, Latinx: A Short Guide for Government
In recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, here’s a brief overview of what Hispanic, Latino and Latinx means and how to decide which to use.
The Government Community Joins in Celebrating the Life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a dedicated public servant who spent her life working to provide people with civil rights, equal opportunity and human dignity.
