Professional Development With Purpose: Getting the Most Out of Event Attendance
Maximize the value of professional development events with clear goals, active participation, meaningful networking, and thoughtful follow-up.
Posts Tagged: networking
How to Make Meaningful Connections at Work
Fostering connections can help you advance your career and weather tumultuous times, either through official “networking” or simply connecting in more organic ways. But the hardest part may be getting started. Read how-to advice for making meaning connections from two keynote speakers at NextGen’s recent virtual training summit.
How to Grow Your Virtual Network, Sincerely
Follow these four virtual networking tips and build sincere professional connections that will help you grow.
The Secret to Networking Online and In Person
Networking can feel intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Learn the secret to making it work.
Keys to Standing Apart from the Crowd in Government: A Leadership Perspective
As you advance your career in government, standing out is more than just a goal — it’s a necessity. Whether you’re leading a small team or steering an entire department, how you differentiate yourself can make all the difference.
Zig + Zag = Interagency Collaboration
Interagency collaboration, a.k.a. the zig-zag career method, has multiple benefits that can help an individual move up the organizational ladder.
Learning and Curiosity in Networking
Being curious and genuinely interested in people around you can lead to new networking and professional development opportunities.
We Can Do Both: Military Spouses & Careers
Military spouses suffer from the assumption that their careers are secondary to their partner’s military obligations. But they can forge valuable careers, especially in government.
Mentoring as a Career Development Tool
A mentor can be invaluable for advancing your career. For National Mentoring Month, here are some ways to find yours!
On the Brink of Burnout? 3 Ways to Practice Self-care
Trying to succeed in their careers, people can forget that they are more important than the work they do. But practicing self-care on a regular basis can restore peace of mind, help prevent burnout and ultimately make you more effective and productive.