Knock, Knock. Who’s There? Open-Door Policy?

Recently, I sat down with an associate analyst (AA) in state government to talk “shop.” Here’s how the conversation went.

Monitoring Linux on Its 25th Anniversary

The difference today, of course, is that Linux and open source software in general have evolved from a “hobby” to preferred solutions for many organizations, including government agencies.

Growth Hacking: Using Silicon Valley’s Playbook to Achieve Government Missions

So what does “growth hacking” in the federal space look like? Here’s one example.

Get Yourself Ready for Virtual Work Environments

Here are five things you can do right now that will prepare you and your colleagues for the virtual world of work that’s coming.

11 Ways to Handle Lower Digital Literacy

Find out 11 ways to approach co-workers in your office who lack or have weak digital literacy skills.

Learning a New Language: 4 Tips to Get You Started With HTML

Here are a few life-saving resources and tips that got me started with HTML and will hopefully be helpful for you as well.

Sticks and Stones: Using Language to Heal, Not Hurt

This discussion of language shows not only that words matter, but that we must treat each and every person with the dignity and respect we would like shown to us.

Interviewing Internally: Not Automatic

Are you applying for another position within their organization? Not sure what you can do to stand out? Here are a few tips.

3 Trends Driving the Adoption of Analytics in Government

With the business case for analytics becoming stronger every day, government agencies are likely to drive a momentous adoption wave in 2016 and beyond.

4 Ways You Reap What You Measure

It’s almost always worth focusing on what your office could measure because measurement influences nearly every aspect of operations and communications.

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