There Are More Risks at School Than Guns
While the risk to children of gun violence has been in the news lately — the risk to children exposed to extreme natural hazards needs attention too.
In This Week’s Cyber News
What’s happening in the world of cybersecurity?
Geo-Enabled Systems Spur Data-Driven Decisions
In this post I am discussing geo-enabled enterprises. This spatial indexing of data not only creates a new data element to analyze but also allows the data to be visualized in a very intuitive way; as a map
5 Things You Need to Know About Federal News From the Past Month
Changes in federal government keep coming fast. That’s why GovLoop gives you these monthly recaps of federal news that may affect agency management and employment.
The Dark Morality
As a society, if we had an abundant amount of liberty, would it lead to a struggle in ethics? Does being anonymous enable people to be their worst self?
The Power of Perception
Perception is a funny thing. It can change so much between our internal view and the way others view us externally.
Can Trusted Workforce 2.0 Fix Government’s Security Clearance Woes?
Trusted Workforce 2.0 is a new initiative to fix the U.S. federal government’s woefully backlogged security clearance process. Here’s what you need to know about it.
Why Your Annual Evaluation on a Federal Job Really Matters
A top rating on your annual evaluation may lift your spirits with “evaluation elation.” But there are additional reasons to aim for the highest possible rating evaluation.
Generational Differences in the 5 Languages of Appreciation
One of the most frequently asked questions I receive when I’m training groups is: “Are there generational differences related to the 5 languages of appreciation?” The simple answer is: Yes, there are.
The Best Government Conferences of 2018 [UPDATED]
It’s time to start planning your professional development in 2018 with GovLoop’s list of the best government conferences.