Uh-Oh: Leadership Strategies for Plans Gone Awry
How can we prepare for failure that is inevitable, but not wholly predictable? Through “failing forward.”
Professional Development
The Secret to Quality Virtual Training
How might public-sector training look in the future? Meet microlearning.
The New Normal: What to Expect When We Go Back to the Office
We might consider offering ourselves ample time and space to adapt to the disorientation we may experience within the weeks and months ahead, based on the very fact that we are not returning to our lives prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Best of USAJobs July 16
Welcome to the latest edition of GovLoop’s exciting federal employment opportunities roundup for the week of July 16, 2021.
Women Breaking Barriers in Gov
During the latest NextGen online training, Women in Gov: Breaking Through Barriers, four inspiring women shared stories and lessons from their own careers, and offered advice for women looking to take that next step in their professional lives.
Meet Our Latest Round of Featured Contributors!
Read on to meet these government and industry contributors to GovLoop who will be posting twice a month throughout the rest of the year.
How to Take the Wheel and Create Your Own Legacy
A wise person once told me, “You are either the influencer or the one who is being influenced.” Therefore, in order to be the influencer, you must take opportunities that come your way.
The Value of Vulnerability in the Workplace
You might be wondering, given the definition, how can vulnerability, a sucseptibility to possible attack or harm, become your BFF?
Storytelling Principles Help Avoid Dreaded Groupthink
Conformity is a success-crusher for any organization. To foster independent thought and rise above mediocrity at work, all you need to do is think like a writer.
How to Identify Extraordinary Leadership
I have worked with extraordinary leaders in my career, and they have helped me to develop into the leader I am today.