From Resolutions to Personal Manifestos
Abandon resolutions and embrace personal manifestos.
5 Signs You Are a Great Leader
Five things that separate good leaders from bad leaders.
5 Ways to Tell if Your Workplace is Toxic (and What to Do About It)
“Toxic workplaces” have become a hot topic of conversation in the world of work. And almost everyone has a story to tell about a bad boss, a crazy colleague or just a terrible place to work. But how do you tell if your workplace is really toxic, a worse-than-normal place to work, or just a… Read more »
Hello ITC, Goodbye ITS!
Within GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service, we are now officially the Office of Information Technology Category (ITC). This isn’t just a name change from the Integrated Technology Service. We also realigned internally to better serve our customers and to align with agencies and industry partners so we deliver flexible solutions, support agency missions, and drive innovative… Read more »
What is a “Governator”?
Profiling those who champion change in government process.
Target Your Resume
Tips for creating a targeted, reader-friendly impressive application for federal jobs.
TSP Talk Weekly Wrap Up
The new year started off with gains across the board for the TSP funds. The TSP stock funds leaded as the C, S, and I-fund were all up more than 1.5% for the week. It seems big names are carrying the indices while the overall action may not be as positive as it seems. ThisRead… Read more »
5 Ways to Keep Email From Taking Over Your Day
Constantly checking email seems like a harmless habit, but it can become toxic to our focus and productivity. Here we’ll cover some of the mechanisms that make email so consuming, and how to build habits to make it a more productive tool.
5 Ways to Be a Rebel at Work
Find the optimal balance between conformity and positive deviancy in your workplace. It will give employees permission to be who they really are and ensure that their organizations leave an indelible mark on the universe.
An Alternative to New Year’s Resolutions — Finish Some Tasks First
While many people are thinking about New Year’s resolutions and goals, focusing more on completing incomplete tasks from last year may be a more successful strategy.