Immigration: The End … and the Beginning
When I tell people I work for Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS), I get one of two reactions: confusion (as in “what is that?”), or a combination of discomfort and empathy.
Posts Tagged: career
Creating Inclusion in the Workplace
Four tips for creating a more inclusive workplace
Come Work at GovLoop – New Fellowships in May 2017
GovLoop is hiring! We are looking for bright, hard-working current or recent students (an undergraduate degree, or working towards one, is all that is required) to join us starting May 22. These are paid internships in Downtown DC. Positions are 4 months with the opportunity to extend to 8 months. We’re looking for those interested in editorial/writing, events,Read… Read more »
3 Skills to Help You Keep Your Government Career in the Age of Automation
Master these three skills to succeed in a world where most government jobs will be automated.
What Did I Just Hear You Say?
How to tackle cursing in the workplace.
5 Ways Your Best Intentions Are Undermining Your Productivity
We live in a world bursting at the seams with MORE—more information, more tasks, more requirements, more pressures. The trouble is, in our quest for more, we often end up with less. Here are five common things we do to get ahead, which are actually holding us back.
Want Inclusion: Find Your Connectors
Find the people that help hold your organization together.
Avoid This Bad Advice
Check out these pieces of bad advice to avoid listening to.
The Ethical Workplace
How does your work environment stack up?
Keys to Resiliency
Resiliency: it’s a broad, fancy word which simply means your ability to bounce back after difficulties, disappointments, or tragedies. It’s a fundamental skill, yet it’s not something any of us are taught. We sometimes learn by example, seeing how our parents or other family members react to situations, but most of us learn to navigate… Read more »