Overcoming Talent Retention Challenges in Today’s Workforce
This year, it’s particularly important for people-leaders in government to know what employees value. Learn how to understand and invest in what workers are looking for.
Listening: The Underrated Skill That Transforms Government Work
Government employees need the ability to clearly communicate, and active listening is the foundation of that.
Do You Drive Change Like a Nail? Or Like a Car?
Do you lead change with a single, concentrated focus or as a collaborative process? Learn to manage change for success.
Leveraging AI to Transform Your Federal Resume for the Private Sector
Learn how one military veteran’s “entry-level” resume landed them a senior position. Translate your government expertise into corporate success.
Evaluating Your Leadership Style: Is It Serving You and Your Team?
As a leader, regularly evaluating your leadership style is essential to ensure that it aligns with your values, meets the needs of your team, and drives progress.
Seven Tips for Using GenAI to Proofread
Most people dislike proofreading their own writing. Generative AI (GenAI) is a great tool for proofreading. Follow these tips to learn how to use it.
The Power of Communication
Communication is considered a vital “soft skill” in the workplace — one of the most challenging skills to wield effectively. Why is it so important? And how can it improve an agency’s internal customer service?
Navigating the Increasing Integration of Artificial Intelligence in the Workforce
By pairing AI implementation with human-centered strategies, organizations can harness innovation while retaining talent and preparing their teams for the future. Here’s how.
Lessons Learned in Team Cohesion: The “Severance” TV Show
Team cohesion helps build a collaborative, effective, goals-driven workforce. Here are four team-cohesion concepts practiced by “Severance” TV show characters.
How to Analyze Survey Responses
There are multiple ways to analyze survey results, and some types of graphs (e.g., pie versus bar) may be more helpful than others.