You Can Recover From a Major Mistake at Work — Here’s How
Every one of us makes mistakes at work. But mistakes don’t have to derail your career. In fact, a mistake can only defeat or define you if you allow it to.
Leadership
As a Leader, Is Your Attitude Contagious?
Here are some insights into empathetic and servant leadership you can apply to your role at your agency and serving citizens.
Microlearning Videos, Employee Engagement and SHOTs
Volunteering is an important way to help employees become more engaged. Here is how volunteering ultimately led to my agency’s microlearning program.
Never Too Early to Leave a Legacy
I will retire 34 years to the day that I started working for the government. These are the questions I want you to ask yourself.
A Fresh Take on GovLoop Content in 2021
Throughout the year and beyond, you can expect to see key topics elevated across our content, including diversity, equity, inclusion and leadership.
Advice for Government Agencies in Starting a Formal InfoSec Program, Part 1
How to start a formal infosec program: If you start thinking along these lines, you will certainly be headed in the right direction.
My Key Executive Leadership Program Journey
Here are some nuggets of wisdom about leadership I picked up during my recent journey that I hope will be beneficial for your own leadership journey.
Who Owns Modernization?
Here is a limiting belief: Modernization lies at the doorstep of the chief information officer, and therefore the CIO is solely accountable.
Best Practices for Creating an Agile Data-Driven Strategy
Agencies must build a culture of data intelligence. And that begins with data governance, which manages availability, security and usability.
Leadership Spotlight: 5 Questions for a Local Red Cross Leader
I asked Curtis Luthye, Executive Director of the American Red Cross Montgomery, Howard, and Frederick Counties Chapter, to share some insights on the important work he does as a leader of this dynamic organization.