Why Should we Live Where we Work?
Living where you work could have immense benefits that you may not have thought about before.
Living where you work could have immense benefits that you may not have thought about before.
When it comes to dressing for work, you may want to stay away from these 4 items.
Saboteurs: how do you identify yours and banish them from your work life?
New to the government and need some advice? Check out what this featured blogger has to say.
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Are you a part of a great team? See if your coworkers are exhibiting these behaviors.
As we transition to a new administration, let’s reach across the partisan divide to find shared values and seek common ground. Let’s listen more. Let’s create partnerships. America is greater when we work together.
Did you know that there’s a cadre of internal certified federal coaches available to help federal employees—at no additional cost? Many people pay coaches hundreds of dollars a session to address work and life issues. As a federal employee, you can get coaching services at no additional cost through the Federal Coaching Network.
Social media can keep us connected and informed. But as federal employees, we need to understand where to draw the line between personal use and official responsibility.
Are you afraid your institutional knowledge might be overlooked for that fresh angle tweeted by a younger counterpart? Career fulfillment happens more often we embrace instead of build up walls in defense.