Meet the Govie Fighting Parasitic Diseases
Learn how this govie is keeping your food parasite free.
Leadership
The Lone Star State Takes State and Local Collaboration to the Next Level
Learn how shared service arrangements and regional planning agencies can help state and local governments harness the benefits of collaboration.
7 Ways to Gain Career-Boosting Credentials
Are you stuck in a run on your job — eager to reach new goals but lacking opportunities to do so? If so, consider discussing your goals with your supervisor. If your goals align with your organization’s mission, your supervisor will likely support your pursuit of developmental activities that will help you achieve your goals…. Read more »
Diversity of Thought: Be a Smart Rebel
Are you a rebel at work?
7 Commencement Quotes that Aren’t Just for Grads
You don’t have to be a graduating college student to find the value in these commencement speech quotes.
The “Credibility Crisis” — Is Trust Possible Across Government Branches (and Agencies)?
Trust is a key component to productive workplaces.
4 Ways to Get Your Mentorship Started on the Right Foot
Follow these four tips to start a successful mentorship relationship.
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.
10 Female Firsts in Government
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 »
Leadership Not Ladders
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.