5 Points to Considers for the Long Term Care Decision
For starters, if you need long term care, consider what it will cost. Here are a couple of good resources to help you forecast LTC expenses.
Getting Yourself and the Kids Ready to Return to School
Now, in anticipation of the upcoming school year, don’t get overwhelmed unnecessarily. It is possible to stay ahead of the curve and minimize stress during the week. To do so, consider any or all of these practical tips.
Study Shows Training Doesn’t Solve This Emerging Trend
There is a trend in the workplace that is increasingly becoming popular, however this is not the sort of popularity that one might expect: workplace bullying.
Knock, Knock. Who’s There? Open-Door Policy?
Recently, I sat down with an associate analyst (AA) in state government to talk “shop.” Here’s how the conversation went.
Monitoring Linux on Its 25th Anniversary
The difference today, of course, is that Linux and open source software in general have evolved from a “hobby” to preferred solutions for many organizations, including government agencies.
Having Candid Conversations Before Bad Things Happen
The Office of Management and Budget released in July a long-awaited update to their guidance to agencies on steps they should take to manage – not avoid — expected and unexpected risks to their operations
Growth Hacking: Using Silicon Valley’s Playbook to Achieve Government Missions
So what does “growth hacking” in the federal space look like? Here’s one example.
Get Yourself Ready for Virtual Work Environments
Here are five things you can do right now that will prepare you and your colleagues for the virtual world of work that’s coming.
11 Ways to Handle Lower Digital Literacy
Find out 11 ways to approach co-workers in your office who lack or have weak digital literacy skills.
Who Owns Engagement?
The Government Accountability Office came up with six major drivers of engagement and one can make a case that at least four of six influences on employee engagement fall on the shoulders of leaders.