Overcoming Your Saboteur
Saboteurs: how do you identify yours and banish them from your work life?
Career
New to Government? Ten Pieces of Unconventional Advice (Part Two)
New to the government and need some advice? Check out what this featured blogger has to say.
5 Writing Books For Govies
Looking for a book to help you become a better writer? Check out this list.
5 Behaviors of Great Teams
Are you a part of a great team? See if your coworkers are exhibiting these behaviors.
‘Can’t We All Just Get Along?’ 7 Shared Values to Start the Conversation
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.
Time for a Change? Get a Coach! (No Fees for Feds)
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.
Know Your Rights on Personal Use of Social Media
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.
How to Stay Relevant if You’re Not a Millennial
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.
How a Government Agency Became a Great Place to Work
Find out what sets this little government agency apart from the rest.
Preparing for a Possible Pink Slip
How do you prepare for the possibility of loosing your job?