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Career

7 Ways to Take Advantage of the Summer Lull to Get Ahead

Summertime is less busy for some public sector workers. While you might initially have the inclination to sit back and relax, you should use the summer lull to prepare for when work picks up again.

June 14, 2016
Allison Freeland
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Tags: Productivity, summer

Communications, Digital Government

How to Integrate Video Into Your Daily Communications

To best communicate technical or sensitive information to your audience, consider integrating video into your communications plans in a greater way.

June 13, 2016
Kim Schoetzow
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Tags: communication, Engagement, featured blogger, leadership, social, strategy, video, Web

Communications

A Comic Book Lesson in Communications and Conscience

As the messengers, we have the power to create fewer Magneto’s and more Charles Xavier’s — people who engage with public institutions and their fellow humans, working together to create a better tomorrow.

June 13, 2016
Adam Giorgi
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Tags: citizen engagement, communications, featured blogger, leadership, learning, public engagement

Career, Human Resources, Leadership

Tips for Managing Workplace Criticism Constructively

Here are tips on how to receive and react to workplace criticism constructively, as well as the proper course of action if criticism becomes harassment.

June 13, 2016
Allison Freeland
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Tags: career, communications, critical conversations, criticism, workplace wisdom

Career, Project Management

I Am No Longer Doing Continuous Improvement Projects!

We don’t talk about improvement methodologies. My team and I listen, learn, and then work to solve the problem.

June 12, 2016
Joe Raasch
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Tags: Business Results, continuous improvement, Problem-Solving

Uncategorized

How Government Employment Affects Your Social Security

This week we would like to help you better understand how Federal government employment affects your Social Security benefit.

June 11, 2016
Brandon Christy
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Tags: featured blogger, income, retirement, Social Security

Cloud, Digital Government, Tech

The Evolution of Modern Back Office Best Practices

Effective agencies take advantage of digital transforma­tions, and embed solutions into the pro­cess—whether it’s employee recruitment, financial reporting, or budgeting.

June 10, 2016
Franco Amalfi
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Tags: back office, budgeting, cloud, ERP, featured blogger, finance, human capital management

Communications

When Is Experimenting Worth the Risk? When It’s Tied to Your Mission

To connect with your customers, it’s important to get out of your comfort zone. Now, I’m not advising you to do anything foolhardy. I’m talking about using communications tactics that might feel a bit risky and experimental.

June 9, 2016
Jeannie Shiffer
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Tags: communication, customers, featured blogger

Digital Government, Open Data

The Power of Consumer-First Data: The Possibilities of the DATA Act

We have the opportunity to actually transform both how government agencies use data to analyze performance and inform policy decisions, and for American citizens to have stronger evidence that holds their government accountable for the way it spends money.

June 9, 2016
Dean Ritz
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Tags: data, data act, open-data

Big Data

Recipes for Operational Data Success in the Public Sector

Organizational leaders have access to an overwhelming amount of data, and it’s up to them to decide how much to use and when to use it.

June 8, 2016
Erin Latham
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Tags: contract management, debt, fiscal, pensions, revenue management

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