What do you do for a living and where do you work? You’ve probably been asked those two simple questions innumerable times during job interviews, varied professional events, and social, alumni and family gatherings. But have you ever carefully prepared compelling answers to those questions?
To maintain a healthy work environment, it’s essential to find balance between the conveniences of today’s technology and good, old-fashioned face-to-face conversations.
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Lessons learned from 9/11 for disasters like Hurricane Harvey and Irma.
First impressions only go skin deep. But why do we have these biases?
What does government have in common with the legendary Bigfoot? More than you think.
The stakes are too high for tech experts and non-IT professionals to operate on different wavelengths. There are things agencies can do to boost the chances that workers not only read but understand emails from the IT department.
What you need to know about the gig economy.
Hurricane Harvey is not the first opportunity for social media to play an integral part in emergency communication channels, but it is the most recent and, possibly, most widespread case.
We’ve found seven of the best online courses that can help government employees like yourself become better at public speaking. Some are free, and the rest are priced right for government agencies of any size.