6 Tips for Hosting Great Government Webinars
Six tips for creating a successful and engaging informational government webinar.
Posts By Jamie Desrosier
Time Management for Life, Not Just for Work
Time management should benefit our personal selves as much as our work selves. Because, at the end of the day, if our personal selves aren’t being enriched, then our work-selves suffer.
Being Real About Really Messing Up: A Take on Failing Forward
“Fail fast, fail forward” isn’t really trying to highlight failure, but the success that is born out of straight-up messing up.
Can Scalability Fit Into the Varied Target Market?
Instead of gearing campaigns for the singular prototypical customer, there is more power in orienting a variety of marketing to target groups.
Keep an Eye on the SIPA UserCon
The Colorado SIPA User Conference is an annual free event that brings together the biggest innovators and thinkers in Colorado government technology to talk about serving Colorado communities with technology.
Jargon Is a Barrier: Why It’s Important to Keep It Simple
Jargon has an appropriate audience and is better used as a quick form of communication with the right people than as a display of expertise around the wrong people.
Do More With Your Agency’s CMS
Did you somehow inherit the role of content admin for your local government’s content management system (CMS)? As government employees, we all wear so many different hats and sometimes certain hats have a higher learning curve. Here are some tips for elevating your site on a content management system.
A New Twist on Managing Government Technology
In a world where there is literally nothing I cannot learn from my smartphone, I expect my government to be connected too. In doing this, it is important that governments continue to find the sweet spot between innovation and security without compromising accessibility and efficiency.
Step Up and Step In: How Being New is a Resource
Step in, fully, to your new position on the team combining your subject matter expertise and experience with the innate perspective that comes with being the current resident learner. You were hired for this position and, in the moment, that includes your newness.