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People tend to fall into one of three categories: those who do nothing, those who talk, and those who take action. In a world full of talkers, be a doer.
People tend to fall into one of three categories: those who do nothing, those who talk, and those who take action. In a world full of talkers, be a doer.
Feeling stuck in your leadership journey? Discover how one leader’s story about perceived limitations can help you break free from your own mental barriers.
“How Ya Gonna Keep ’em Down on the Farm (After They’ve Seen Paree?)” It’s a question people have been asking for just over a hundred years. This was a popular song after WWI and would be a common theme for many years. Many early movies had a lead character running off to the big cityRead… Read more »
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Like marathoners who need hydration during a race, public servants need recognition and appreciation as a project unfolds, not just when it’s complete. And unlike performance-based feedback, which focuses on what a worker did, real-time talent-oriented feedback focuses on how they show up.
Struggling with team cohesion? Discover 5 common reasons teams disconnect — and learn leadership cues to improve communication and boost performance.
AI isn’t just buzz — it’s powering faster, smarter public services. Here’s how agencies are making it real (and keeping it real).
Juggling parenthood and career can be heartbreaking because you want to be great at your job, and you owe your kids every effort to be great at home. Follow these five tips for easing the strain.
While ethical decision-making is essential in any professional setting, it is even more critical, and sometimes more challenging, in government.
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