Which Sessions Should You Attend at NextGen?
Take our new quiz to help you discover which trainings might be most helpful for you to get the most out of your experience at this year’s Next Generation of Government Training Summit!
Career
5 Questions to Ask to Get Ahead in Your Career
Sometimes coming up with talking points can be the hardest part. Hopefully, these 5 questions can help you advance your career!
The Best Mindfulness Tips for Govies
In a NextGen Nation webinar, panelists shared their tips for living in the present and answered common questions about mindfulness.
Maine CIO Talks Cybersecurity Recruiting, Hiring, Partnerships
Maine CIO Jim Smith is collaborating with academia and the private sector to improve how the state grooms, recruits and hires IT and cyber professionals.
Virtues of Government Service – Number 8: Values-Based Decision-making
Success in business and life is largely determined by the choices that we make. Here are ways you can improve your decision-making process.
Meet the Govie Who’s Making Our Airways Safer
One of the biggest challenges we are facing today is the construction of new airway rules for drones. Luckily, one scientist is here to help!
Applications for the GovLoop Featured Contributor Program- Open!
Applications for the GovLoop Featured Contributor Program are open! Join the 17th cohort of this prestigious program, write and share your thoughts.
Federally Employed Women: Soaring to New Heights
Federally Employed Women is a nonprofit advocacy group dedicated to women employed by the federal government. Here’s what the future looks like for them.
6 Things Millennials Hate About Their Office
Millennials are taking over the workforce, so organizations need to know what makes them tick. Here are six things that millennials hate about office culture.
(J) vs. (P) – Beyond Introversion and Extroversion
Personality assessments are meant to explore options, not wall them off. What Jungian archetypes can be used for is insights into ourselves and those around us, as long as we don’t become dogmatic about them.