Seven Tips for Better Fact Sheets
Fact sheets are a good way to deliver information concisely. Avoid some common pitfalls.
Career
Smoking in the Boys Room- Yes We Can
Some rules should be broken. Especially those that say you can’t achieve your highest goals because of chromosomal demarcations. Because, you know, “the times they are a-changing.”
How to Communicate with Your Colleagues
Want to learn how to communicate with your coworkers better? Identifying their communication style can be a big help.
3 Easy Ways to Start Retaining Knowledge
With the numerous retirements and the hiring of newer employees, the workforce is going to look very different in the next five years. It is important that organizations have a simple ways to start retaining valuable knowledge.
The Death of the Annual Performance Review
Should your agency or department get rid of the annual performance review?
11 Tips on Grooming Yourself for Leadership
For some in government, January can mark the beginning of, or next step in, a plan to reach a leadership position. Here, I’m sharing some tips on grooming yourself for the leadership role you desire to get your 2017 off to a great start.
Are you Assertive or Aggressive?
What is the fine line between assertive and aggressive behavior?
5 Ways to Brand, Market, and Sell Yourself During the Federal Hiring Freeze
The recently enacted hiring freeze can be unsettling for all government employees. Learn how you can market yourself in order to make it through.
Why Dressing the Part is Key to Success
Three things that you can start doing right now to take your professional wardrobe and appearance to next level.
The Coworker Next-Door (Or in the Next Cube)
Learning the work personalities of your colleagues can give you a big leg up in your federal career.