To learn more about change management programs in government, we recently surveyed 312 public-sector employees regarding their current change management initiatives. Check out this new infographic to explore the results of the survey and discover the effectiveness of a solid change management program.
The City on the Hill metaphor has been used in politics, literature and religion as a means to inspire people to build a city which other communities look to emulate. As public servants, we are constantly yearning to create this City. Government institutions on the path to creating the City on the Hill have not… Read more »
I’ve learned a lot over the last seven years as a full-time teleworking employee – both as a manager and as a member of geographically-dispersed project teams. One of the biggest lessons is that telework forces both managers and team members to hone their communication skills and think more intentionally about the way they get… Read more »
Last week, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) released the proposed regulations for the Pathways Program, a hiring reform initiative designed to “offer students and recent graduates more uniform and transparent pathways to public service” and “improve recruiting and provide for training, mentoring, and career development opportunities.” The original document is nearly 90 pagesRead… Read more »
GovLoop recently hosted an awesome online training with Heather Krasna, an expert career coach who has been helping people network and land gigs for many years. As an expert in all things careers and networking, Heather sent us an impressive document, detailing the 7 steps of the networking process. We then transformed it and outRead… Read more »
Well, here we are: the third post in a series of infographs that transformed content on USAJOBS into works of art. Here are links to the other two: – 4 Winning Tips for a Successful Job Interview – 10 Tips for Letting Federal Employers Know Your Worth By the way, if you like the infographRead… Read more »
A few weeks ago, I was browsing USAJOBS – not because I was looking for a GovGig (I hope Steve just breathed a sigh of relief), but because I wanted to see what kinds of resources were out there for job seekers. I landed on their “Info Center” and discovered a series of tips forRead… Read more »