Recipes for Operational Data Success in the Public Sector
Organizational leaders have access to an overwhelming amount of data, and it’s up to them to decide how much to use and when to use it.
Organizational leaders have access to an overwhelming amount of data, and it’s up to them to decide how much to use and when to use it.
Cities taking the first steps to turn great civic innovation ideas into reality during the 2016 #HackForChange.
Learn how this govie is making compliance and oversight fun.
Social media offers a great opportunity to brand yourself, but with great power comes great responsibility. Here are some critical ground rules to ensure that your social networks are prepped for professional use.
A few tips that can help you make the right choices to succeed in government work.
It’s never easy to tell your boss “no” and it’s even harder when your reason for refusing is that ask is unconsciously discriminatory. So, how do you say no to those requests without damaging your work relationships or professional reputation?
The Defense Department has been slower than most government agencies to adopt cloud services. Addressing security concerns in the cloud took some time, but that wasn’t the only holdup.
Getting approved to attend a government training is no easy feat. But it’s not impossible. Govies from more than 75 organizations are already registered for this year’s Next Generation of Government Training Summit, taking place August 1-2 in Washington, D.C. Are you attending? Make sure to register by June 19th at midnight to lock inRead… Read more »
Why you should structure your description of your achievements as success stories in job interviews.
Whatever the resource challenges or risks may be, it’s not only possible, but advisable to make communications a part of the plan. Because communicating effectively will enhance your ability to do the rest of your work successfully.