Sleep Your Way To A Better Work Day
As someone who sometimes struggles with sleep deprivation, I can honestly say that quality sleeping is just as important to our careers as learning how to use the latest piece of software.
Music to My Ears: An Old School Playlist for Fiscal Year-end 2016
Aplaylist of fabulous hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s to keep you motivated and dancing in your seat (or Dancing in the Street) right through the end of Fiscal Year 2016!
5 Awesome Icebreakers For Work Meetings
Here are five icebreakers you can use to ensure that you and your team gets the most out of your next meeting.
IT COST Commission Shows the US Government How to Cut $5.8B
The IT COST Commission report outlines recommendations that could save at least $5.8 billion in taxpayer dollars across Federal Agencies. Those billions could be applied to innovation and a more technologically savvy public sector.
Obama Initiates the Process of Offering Pay Raise to Federal Employees
President Barack Obama has exercised his authority and offered a 1.6% pay raise to federal employees that will be effective on January 1, 2017.
The Wisdom of My Father
Here, in honor of my father—and of fathers and mentors everywhere—is an annotated list of what Dad taught me about life, love, and work.
29 Twitter Accounts to Follow to Become the Smartest Person at Your Office
What you need is this carefully curated list of Twitter accounts that can help you become a smarter and more successful government professional.
On a Scale from 1 to 10, How Attractive are You?
How attractive are you on the inside?
Solving the Shared-First Challenge in Government
To fully understand and embrace the end-user’s perspective, agency leaders should apply agile methodologies and analytics to create an echo chamber of success stories and lessons learned transcending the borders of each agency.
Female Participation in the U.S. Workforce Over Time
In the past five years, women have hit some significant milestones in the workforce.