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Leadership

Leadership Trickles Down

Reframing how you approach teams can have a profound impact on process, products and — most importantly — people.

December 5, 2017
Dana Skelly
3 Comments

Tags: constructive sensing, emotional intelligence, featured blogger, teams, trickle down

Communications, Leadership

Between Mavens and Mansplainers: A Guide to Better Meetings

In government, no one really accomplishes anything all by themselves, which means that meetings are a fact of life. You can make them more or less successful by taking steps to learn the behaviors that aid or inhibit your efforts.

December 5, 2017
Neil Levine
2 Comments

Tags: featured blogger, mansplainers, mavens, meetings, working groups

Leadership

This Year: Give the Gift of Space

This year, forget the fruitcake and give your teams the gift of space.

December 4, 2017
Jon Haverly
2 Comments

Tags: career, featured blogger, gift, leadership, liberator, multipliers, Space, teams

Career

15 Tips to Establish a Morning Routine

If your days are hectic from the first buzzing of your alarm clock to the time that you collapse into bed at night, you will benefit from creating a morning routine. Use this list to establish good habits that will ease you into the day.

December 4, 2017
Nicole Napuunoa
2 Comments

Tags: featured blogger, habits, morning routine, routine, Success

Citizen Engagement

What You Need to Know About Redistricting

The root of this angst, or mistrust about redistricting, has to do with a lack of trust. Like laws and sausage, we never really see it get made.

December 4, 2017
Richard Leadbeater
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Tags: citizen engagement, digital government, featured blogger, gerrymandering, GIS, policy, Redistricting, tech

Leadership

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.

December 4, 2017
Lauren Girardin
2 Comments

Tags: 5 Things Presidential Transition, agency leadership, executive orders, federal regulations, hr, Presidential Appointment, presidential transition, Russia, Staffing

Career

5 Reasons Everyone Should Have a Hobby

What we do outside of work can often attribute to our success at work. Being in public service is extremely rewarding in many ways but I do not have to tell you that it comes with its stresses too. Maintaining a healthy level of stress has many positive benefits but there is a thin lineRead… Read more »

December 2, 2017
Tim Howell
35 Comments

Tags: creativity, featured blogger, Hobby, Skating, stress management, Success

Career

How to Make the World a Better Place

Make a list of positive things that interest you and decide which ones could make the world a better place.

December 1, 2017
Paul
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Tags: activitsm, community, featured blogger, give, list, positive, world

Career

5 Ways to Battle Negativity in the Workplace

Negativity can overtake a work center over time and degrade productivity and morale. Battling this organizational menace requires energetic, involved and invested leadership.

November 30, 2017
Brian Schooley
3 Comments

Tags: featured blogger, negativity, Tips, Workplace

Career, Communications

3 Things to Know About Forming Alliances and Making Friends

Actively creating friendships may not seem such a weighty thing among all the other demands of work but can be important when trying to accomplish work across departments

November 30, 2017
Tim Dendy
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Tags: Alliance, altruism, featured blogger, friendship, Workplace

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