How “Team of Teams” Enabled a Journey of Learning and Growth
Guided by insights from “Team of Teams,” a book by Stanley McChrystal, one HHS Operations Leadership team has transcended individual roles and embraced a collective sense of purpose.
Communications
Pickleball Politics: Separating the Noise From the Signal Amid the Rise of America’s Latest Sports Obsession
Pickleball has sparked controversy in communities around the country — and is a metaphor for why, and how, government should listen to constituents.
10 Steps for Repairing a Professional Reputation
Rebuilding a professional reputation and brand is a gradual process requiring consistent effort and a genuine desire for improvement.
Professional Development Done Right
Technologies like AI change how we work, providing a new depth of data and information. But more than staying abreast of technology, professional development should also encompass traditional “soft” skills to help you grow in your career.
Recognizing Signs of an Impending Layoff or Staff Reduction
With government organizations, impacts from budgetary constraints, a noticeable decline in tax revenues or higher expenditures could indicate possible layoffs or shutdowns. Keep an eye on discussions around budget cuts or financial challenges.
Granicus Announces Finalists of 13th Annual Digital Government Awards
Granicus’ 2023 Digital Government Award winners demonstrate government’s commitment to serving and engaging citizens.
What to Do When You’re Overloaded
This blog is a recap of the August 28 Communities of Practice online training.
Don’t Get Burnt: 3 Tips for Avoiding Burnout
Don’t just embrace the suck. Here are a few tips to combat burnout when you’re starting to feel fried.
Cultivating Change Resilience Within Government Teams: Strategies and Implementation
Change resilience is the ability to adapt to new circumstances, to bounce back from adversities or setbacks in new environments. Here are strategies to make government employees more change resilient.
5 Ways to Build Your Karass
In government, a karass (a term borrowed from Kurt Vonnegut) is a group of people hidden in an organization who can help us. Everyone’s karass is built on genuine relationships, often in unexpected places. Here’s how to cultivate yours.