Learn to Think Like a Reader
Too often, governments try to tell their citizens what they think they want to know instead of what they actually want to know. Check out these tips on how to curate better content and promote engagement.
What the Rise of GovTech Means for You
Prediction: GovTech startups are going to knock the socks off of traditional IT vendors – we’ll all be better off for it.
Give the Gift that Removes All Doubt
There’s a gift you can give every day to the people you work with—bosses, peers, subordinates. It doesn’t cost a dime, and it pays out major dividends in terms of positive culture and good working relationships.
Seven Tips for Better Fact Sheets
Fact sheets are a good way to deliver information concisely. Avoid some common pitfalls.
Smoking in the Boys Room- Yes We Can
Some rules should be broken. Especially those that say you can’t achieve your highest goals because of chromosomal demarcations. Because, you know, “the times they are a-changing.”
5 Things Feds Need to Know Right Now About Transition News
Although it’s only been a week since the inauguration, changes in federal government have been coming fast. It’s a lot to keep track of. But, it’s crucial for federal employees and people who work with the government to stay informed about new developments.
What’s Your Call to Action?
Learn how to develop a call to action to enhance your communication plan.
3 Easy Ways to Start Retaining Knowledge
With the numerous retirements and the hiring of newer employees, the workforce is going to look very different in the next five years. It is important that organizations have a simple ways to start retaining valuable knowledge.
The Death of the Annual Performance Review
Should your agency or department get rid of the annual performance review?
Winter Blues? Appreciation Can Help
Now that we are fully into 2017 and facing long, dark winter days with few days off from work, leaders need to take a hard look at how to support and encourage team members. This is the time of year (especially for those who like sunlight) that people often drag themselves through the day.