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Posts Tagged: career
How to Deal With Difficult Coworkers
In the workplace, difficult co-workers can make our lives miserable. Interactions with difficult people leave you feeling angry, resentful, or frustrated. Sometimes the best way to overcome these feelings is to take a step back and understand the root causes that drive difficult people to be troublesome.
Tis the Season: Government Conference Season
On the fence about attending an industry-based government conference? Check out this featured blogger’s top five reasons on why you should attend one.
Beyond Engagement
Motivation and engagement are related to several factors, the least of which is money. However, at the end of the day, productivity is connected to how happy people feel while they are on the job. But what about your organization’s credibility? Credibility is built or destroyed based on whether or not your actions are authentic,… Read more »
Gen X: The Forgotten Feds
Today, as the nearly 90 million of our generation (in the United States) prepare to navigate middle age and beyond, we continue to face the challenge of how we are viewed and how we view ourselves. This fact is as evident in federal service as it is in the world at large.
The Simply Irresistible Multigenerational Government Agency
How to build a government workplace that has high employee engagement to all the generations.
Finding Your Path from Today’s Job to a Lifelong Career
You’ve got a job, but have you thought about a career?
Holy Bat-Logic! Update That Resume!
The most important time to have an updated resume is now. Happy or not in your current position, the process of keeping your resume up-to-date serves a higher function than tracking a list of workplaces. It reminds you that you’re Batman.
Overcoming Your Saboteur
Saboteurs: how do you identify yours and banish them from your work life?
New to Government? Ten Pieces of Unconventional Advice (Part Two)
New to the government and need some advice? Check out what this featured blogger has to say.