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.
Career
GovLoop Wants You! Fellowships for May 2018
Love organizing and putting events together? Or are you more of the artistic type? If one of these sounds like you, then apply to GovLoop! We’re hiring for our 2018 spring-to-summer round of fellowships!
9 Things That I Learned from Women in Federal IT
Federal CIO Suzette Kent and women IT leaders from across government shared their personal journeys, how they find balance and career lessons.
Benefits of Moving Around in Government
Moving is not for the risk averse. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. It takes a certain boldness and willingness to venture off the beaten path into the unknown. The benefits of moving around in government are many – less tangible but impactful in very noticeable ways.
How to Rock Your Government Resume
GovLoop’s top tips for creating a rock star government resume that will get you noticed by the agency of your choice.
Why Your Annual Evaluation on a Federal Job Really Matters
A top rating on your annual evaluation may lift your spirits with “evaluation elation.” But there are additional reasons to aim for the highest possible rating evaluation.
The Best Government Conferences of 2018 [UPDATED]
It’s time to start planning your professional development in 2018 with GovLoop’s list of the best government conferences.
Developing Your Civil Servant Brand Name
As career civil servants, it’s important to become aware of your brand. You are your own brand and it’s up to you how you build, maintain, modify, and enhance it as you grow in your career.
Why Government Needs Organization Development
By relying not on assumptions but on valid data, organization development ensures agencies don’t waste time and money on misguided change efforts. Instead of fostering dependence (and thus a perpetual contract), OD consultants aim to grow the organization’s own capabilities, increasing sustainability.
Lessons Learned: Understanding How to be a Mentor
No matter your career level, there are always opportunities to be a good mentor. Here’s how.