This week, I took the time to sit down with our Exam Administrator (EA) to find out a little bit more about the exam process.
A Pop Quiz On Civil Service Exams
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Dangers of Not Taking Your PTO
Here’s how not to be a work martyr.
Career Reading List for Govies
We have books that can help you advance your career and another list of books written by public servants for extra insight into why government work matters.
How to Raise the Visibility of Your Organization
Other than the cool factor of telling people where we work, your organization’s visibility is important to your work. People are more willing to partner with someone they are familiar with.
31 Government Associations You Should Join
Check out this list of some of the best associations out there so that you can join some of your fellow government rockstars!
9 Apps for Public-Sector Workforce Advancement
Today’s workforce demands a productive and relevant worker, and thankfully, technology can help do that. The following apps can turn the 21st century’s best friend – the smartphone – into a tool to help us be our best at work.
The 5 Most Comforting Things I Learned About Forgetting
This post is designed to reassure those of us who are concerned that our memory just isn’t what it used to be. It’s probably not, but that’s no reason to worry.
Simply Irresistible
Simply Irresistible was a song released by English singer Robert Palmer in 1988. Aside from its simple lyrics and feel good dance moves, it is probably best known as the most iconic video of the 80’s featuring a bevy of super models. Bersin by Deloitte, a research organization has taken Robert Palmer’s notion of aRead… Read more »
Fellowships for Federal Employees
Fellowships aren’t just for the recently graduated or those still pursuing a degree. Current federal employees have a chance to compete for a fellowship either within or outside of their agency, all with an aim of building a better public workforce.
5 Ways to Make Infrastructure Planning More Manageable
We have a massive gap between what we spend on infrastructure and what we need to spend to bring our systems up to snuff.