Winning Career Tips
A featured contributor offers advice for building and maintaining a happy, rewarding career — and finding personal fulfillment along the way.
Posts Tagged: workforce
6 Steps to Build an External Awards Strategy
Building and implementing an external award strategy is a powerful tool for enhancing morale, recognizing your workforce and fostering a positive work environment.
What’s in Store for the Rest of 2024 (and Beyond)
A GovLoop featured contributor offers seven predictions for government technology in 2024 and beyond.
The Powerful Role of Ongoing Feedback in Fed Gov Workplaces
Regularly scheduled dialogues between staff and supervisors can foster a culture of open communication, professional growth, and high morale and engagement.
Remote Work Positions for Military Spouses
Federal agencies are actively converting jobs to remote to better accommodate military families.
Talent in the Midst — A Reminder of How Invaluable Gen Xers Are to the Workforce
Gen Xers have at their core a remarkable resilience. Having come of age during times of economic uncertainty, political upheaval, and rapid technological advancements armed them with the skills to adapt and thrive.
Professional Development in the Age of CMMC: Preparing Your Workforce
A new federal requirement, the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), aims to protect sensitive data across and beyond the defense supply chain. Learn how to establish effective training programs, so your workforce can comply with critical CMMC standards.
AI in 2024: Laying the Groundwork
To get your agency ready for AI, follow these five steps.
Wasting Your Greatest Resource? Get the GOAT in the Game!
The greatest performer in your agency may be someone you don’t call on much anymore, someone who’s older or has survived multiple layoffs and in-force reductions. But overlooking those employees is a mistake.
Beyond the Job Offer: Enhancing Federal Retention for Military Spouses
Military spouses face unique employment challenges that federal agencies must understand, allow for, and help people overcome.