Well-Being Matters

So, the ‘Festive Season’ is over, and the time has come to implement your professional and personal plans made with gusto and fervor on New Year’s Eve.

Government Efficiency and Its Unexpected Direct Impacts on Jobseekers

Job seekers should stay informed and anticipate changes by monitoring policy discussions and budget proposals that affect federal hiring.

How to Know if You Have a True Team or a Just Collection of Individuals Working in Silos

Leadership goes beyond assigning tasks or measuring individual accomplishments; it’s about cultivating a team that thrives on collaboration, shared purpose, and mutual support.

The Urgency of Succession Planning in Public Agencies

Unlike the private sector, public agencies operate within unique constraints from budget limitations to complex bureaucratic procedures.

Improving Retention in Public Sector Roles With Cross-Generational Support

Mentoring is critical for helping people who hope to land and be successful in public sector roles. Similarly, it could keep people motivated to achieve their goals.

Finding the Sweet Spot for a Better Work Environment

As a leader, it’s your job to nurture that environment by showing respect, providing validation, and giving your team the power to influence the workplace culture.

Dress for Success Leads to Success

Dress for Success Leads to Success

Dressing for Success Leads to Success The popular phrase, “dress for success,” is especially applicable for those striving for a career in government. Looking professional goes beyond the clothes you wear, it shows dedication and respect for both your career and those...

read more
A Very Special Flock

A Very Special Flock

Many years ago, my wife and I moved into a new community.  On the very day we were unloading our household items our new neighbors came over to introduce themselves.  Our visitors included a wonderful family, Scott and Mary and their children, just two houses...

read more
Football and Faith

Football and Faith

Careers in Government likes when this article has a link to the month in which it is published. Valentine’s Day was suggested as a possible thread with which to weave but I have opted for a February event a little less obvious, but perhaps even more loved! An event...

read more
The Word is Culture

The Word is Culture

Back in January 2015, Merriam-Webster selected “culture” as their word of the year for 2014.  Our of more than 100 million queries on their website each month and a similar number on the company's app, "culture" increased by 15 percent increase this year over the...

read more
Accessibility

Pin It on Pinterest