Keeping Jargon and Acronyms In Their Place
Jargon and acronyms have their place within professions. Just remember to keep them in their place when communicating with those outside your profession.
Trello is the New Kanban for Teams
Using Trello as a Kanban for teams is a great solution for team project management.
Implementing CARE in the Workplace
Some may think the workplace would be better with increased promotion opportunities, better leave policy, frequent breaks, or change in management. But very seldom do we think of how to improve the workplace through our interactions with colleagues. Here are some ways to do just that.
TSP Talk Weekly Wrap Up
U.S. stocks were up for the week as the dovish fed continues to give stock investors what they want.
The Evolution of 311 and Government Customer Service
Inspired by customer expectations and feedback the 311 community continues to increase connectivity options. Today’s users access 311 through kiosks, chat, text, online, mobile applications, email, artificial intelligence, and social media.
Interviewing for a Career Instead of a ‘Job’
For millennials, we tend to fall into a cycle of ambition where we rebel against settling for a ‘job’ to avoid career compromise.
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.
USDA: Not Just About Farms, Also About Innovative Research
USDA has a secret superhero identity that many people don’t know about: a powerhouse of research scientists.
Smart Cities With a Purpose
Whether you live in a small town or large metropolis, you might be noticing profound changes in the way you interact with local government. Cities around the world – from San Francisco to Singapore and many in between – are leveraging emerging technologies to deploy smart, connected cities.
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.