How Do You React as a Leader?
If creativity, vulnerability and innovation are to be embraced, those in leadership can’t freak out when certainty is unavailable to them. How leadership reacts will have ripple effects that impact everyone under them.
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See You At NextGen 2019!
Nextgen 2019 is going to be an incredible two days of learning and growing for all attendees—so get grab some coworkers and get registered!
How to Maximize the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey
Employee viewpoint surveys provide opportunities to give open and honest feedback to leadership. Getting more employees to participate in a survey is not as simple as it seems. Here are some survey tips on what matters most to employees.
3 Big Questions for Building More Ethical Systems
If we do not rise to the occasion and set very specific expectations for the ethics of our systems, then we allow others to do it for us.
Vulnerability is the Innovation We Need
Innovation is the buzzword that everyone is using but perhaps we need to first tackle whether or not we are properly set up to tap into the courageousness imbued by vulnerability and its relation to creativity
Got Nerves? Try Transforming Anxiety into Excitement
Reframing anxiety as excitement leads to much better outcomes when faced with a task like a presentation or performance.
Meet the Latest Round of GovLoop Featured Contributors!
Read on to meet these contributors for GovLoop who will be posting once a week for the next three months. They bring a variety of government experience ranging from engagement and retention to state and local HR to diversity and leadership management.
Virtual Summit: The Intersection of Management and Technology
Everyone loves conferences—from the chance to hear inspiring keynotes to the opportunity to network with peers, they offer great content in a convenient package. However, it’s not always easy for government employees to step away from their desks and get the required budget to attend conferences. That’s why we’re hosting the completely virtual and completelyRead… Read more »
Long Reads for the 4th of July
What are your 4th of July plans? Mine include festivals, barbecues, fireworks, and catching up on some reading, the latter of which will probably be the easiest given the forecast. Whether you’ll be spending your weekend inside or outside, there are some great books to consider picking up that can offer some inspiration to takeRead… Read more »
How to Deal With Toxic People at Work
Toxic people are everywhere – and the workplace is no exception. I thought I had put stories of petty bullying and insults behind me when I left high school, and yet life quickly taught me how wrong I was.