Riding the Waves of Change in Your Government Career Like a Ronin
Ronins were masterless samurais in feudal Japan — and, it turns out, are excellent models for navigating uncertain job markets in contemporary culture.
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Be a Better Partner, Large Businesses
The federal government has long encouraged use of small businesses and is making a greater effort to incorporate racial equity in that endeavor. But there can be challenges when small businesses team up with large firms to deliver on a contract. Here are tips to make the partnerships work better.
Digital Service Refresh: Looking Forward
USDS is cost efficient and has a track record of measurable progress. It will likely receive funding for many years to come. But like all organizations, it could benefit from a re-examination of its core principles.
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
A recent survey found that 36% of government workers are thinking of looking for other roles, which is up from just 16% two years ago. Are you considering a career move? Here’s some advice for making that decision.
The Global Semiconductor Shortage: An Education in Resilience
Semiconductor supply chain shortages demonstrate how one small thing can be a single point of failure that negatively impacts an entire organization — but we should not accept such risks.
How to Hire Thousands of Federal Workers Fast – and Do It Well: Lessons From DHS
A new law is prompting the IRS to hire lots of new employees – and fast. But lessons learned from DHS can make this massive undertaking eminently doable.
How to Be an Authentic Thought Leader
Thought leaders are well-known experts and innovators in a particular subject, whom people turn to for insights and ideas. There’s a path to becoming an authentic, truly helpful thought leader.
Government Resilience Begins in the Cloud
Agencies must serve the public without fail, especially in uncertain times. A strong government starts in the cloud.
Achieve Your Career Goals Without Burnout
Many of us do the bare minimum at work, as we struggle with burnout and trying to achieve work-life balance. The symptom is called “quiet quitting,” and here are tips to overcome it.
Driving Innovation in the Federal Workplace
How can we in the federal government do something better, faster, safer, or smarter?