When Our Personal and Professional Commitments Collide
It is only a matter of time before our personal and professional commitments conflict with one another. Learn what you can do to navigate.
Posts By Fredy Diaz
Teach What You know
Learn why we have an obligation to teach others what we know.
How to Be a Government Intrapreneur
How can employees leverage these adverse times as an opportunity to improve their situation and excel? Become an “intrapreneur.”
Your First 100 Days of a New Position Are the Most Important
Starting a new position? Your first 100 days are the most important. Learn how to make your first 100 days count.
Driving Employee Engagement Through Maslow’s Hierarchy
Not everyone is driven to come to work by the same factors. Learn what Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs can drive employee engagement at your agency.
Myths of Managing Remote Employees
Learn some common manager myths on teleworking and how managers can better embrace telework in their office.
Why Federal Agencies Should Hire Non-Traditional Candidates
Learn why employers are reshaping their hiring process for non-traditional candidates and why federal agencies should do the same.
Explore the Unknown by Going on a Detail Assignment
Detail assignments are an underutilized tool in the federal workplace. Learn how managers and employees alike can benefit from detail assignments.
How Many Work Languages Do You Speak?
Do you feel like everyone is speaking a different language at work? Here are three steps to learn another work language and communicate better.
What You Can Learn From Delays
Delays are never fun, and they always come at the worst possible time. Here’s how my recent train experience reminded me about how I can better handle professional setbacks and delays.