Inspiration from DOE’s Organizational Culture Advisor
This week, in honor of Public Service Recognition Week, we asked some of our community to reflect on their public service stories.
This week, in honor of Public Service Recognition Week, we asked some of our community to reflect on their public service stories.
In recent GovFem posts, we talked a lot about how being a woman in government can be like driving the struggle bus straight into dysfunction junction. It is not easy, and we have a lot more to do before women receive truly equal opportunities and recognition in the public sector. But just because we’re still fightingRead… Read more »
You can be a leader no matter your job title. Leadership is influence. And influence has everything to do with the way you treat others. When people perceive us as competent and caring to others, they’re more likely to accept us as a leader.
How do you make change in government, without making enemies? Carmen Medina, co-author of Rebels at Work, has a few tips.
This week, in honor of Public Service Recognition Week, we asked some of our community to reflect on their public service stories.
There are many things to consider before taking a buyout. It can be a great opportunity to move into a new field or to spend a couple extra years in retirement. But you must be sure you are prepared – both mentally and financially – before you accept the offer.
Meet the 2017 Service to America Medals finalists.
Like many of us, I fell into local government communications by accident. Here’s how this serendipity happened.
This week, in honor of Public Service Recognition Week, we asked some of our community to reflect on their public service stories.
How my hate for gym class made me a public servant.