5 Ways Attention to Detail Can Make or Break Your Communications
When it comes to digital communications, attention to detail is key. Use these tips to make your email marketing, content promotion, and social media outreach much more effective.
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People: The Necessary Agent for True Change
Privacy, diversity and inclusion, ethical use of technology and algorithmic bias.
Virtues of Government Service: Number 10 – Integrity
The wonderful thing about character and integrity, which are intimately related, is that they are one of the few things in life that no one will ever be able to forcefully take away from you.
Performance Appraisal: Partnering with Your Team
All too often we look at performance appraisal as the end of a year, a summary. However, when we flip our mindset to view them as a tool to improve communication with our teams, they become a beginning.
7 Hidden Consequences of Weight-Based Wellness Programs
The era of workplace wellness initiatives being synonymous with employee weight loss programs is thankfully coming to an end. Health is more than one set of metrics.
Trust but Verify: How Open Data Connects Gov and Citizens
With open data, governments shouldn’t be transparent for transparency’s sake, but to grow the trust of the citizens in their leadership.
3 Reasons Why SaaS Is the Future of Government Technology
SaaS solutions help local governments offer better, more flexible services to their residents. If recent developments are any indication, partnerships between tech innovators and City Hall will transform the way people think about public services.
Virtues of Government Service: Number 9 – Trust
“The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them.”
Soft Skills: A Short List for Long Range Success
Soft skills don’t always get the respect they deserve. But they can still make or break our careers. Here’s how to improve on them.
B Corporations: Prioritizing Stakeholders over Shareholders
Some businesses are embracing the idea that they can make positive contributions to society and still be in the black at the same time