Building Your Professional Legacy
A good reputation is built over time, not in one grand gesture. Learn how to intentionally develop your professional legacy in three simple steps.
A good reputation is built over time, not in one grand gesture. Learn how to intentionally develop your professional legacy in three simple steps.
Are you listening to understand, or are you listening just to respond? Often, when we’re in conversation with our teams, we are more concerned with our responses than what is being communicated to us. You need to exercise active listening skills to be an effective, engaged supervisor. During the latest Supervisors in Government Community ofRead… Read more »
Networking can feel intimidating, whether in-person or online, but it doesn’t have to be. What’s the secret to making it work? Learn how to build meaningful connections that last.
Spring is on the way, and there’s no better time to let your career blossom with new professional development opportunities! From utilizing your data to boost constituent engagement to understanding the complexity of AI, there’s no shortage of online training this month. Check out the list of sessions below, and remember that by registering, you’llRead… Read more »
During the January New Supervisors Community of Practice session, guest speaker Dr. Gerome Q. Banks spoke on how to set goals successfully this year.
Tips for managing a multi-generational workforce were doled out during the recent NextGen Government Training Virtual Summit.
Agency modernization, innovation through AI, managing new grants, and more – that’s what’s in store for February’s online training line-up. Check out the list of available professional development sessions below, and don’t forget to register, even if you can’t make it the day of the training. We’ll send you a recording after the eventRead… Read more »
Learn how to craft an effective resume that will help get you noticed.
January’s online training lineup includes tips on goal setting, handling changes, enhancing cybersecurity, and more.
Every year gives us hard-earned lessons, but 2024 felt particularly pedagogical for me and my inner professional circle.