Enhance Citizen Experiences With Better Service and Support
Government service and support get a bad rap — mainly due to legacy systems. Rather than completely replace these systems, federal agencies can use low-code to enhance them.
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The Power of Presentation: Effective Communication Skills for Leaders
Can you think of a single professional endeavor that doesn’t require strong communication skills to be successful?
Local Government Vs the 2021 Texas Winter Storm
As a local government employee, here are some ways I saw my area’s agencies help our community following the recent severe weather.
Microlearning Videos vs Simulations
Here are several ways microlearning videos make a strong alternative to simulations when conducting government training for agencies at every level.
4 Values Needed For Visionary Leadership
Four values to guide leaders and agencies facing an uncertain future How would you rank work-life in your organization? Give yourself a score, one to 10. When someone challenged me to score others recently, I noticed something unique. The organizations that ranked high did so because they have been living out their values. You canRead… Read more »
Storytellers: Apply to GovLoop’s Featured Contributor Program
If you’re looking for a platform to share your best practices, advice and lessons learned with others in government, then we want to hear from you.
5 Ways to Start Living a More Fulfilled Life Today
A fulfilled life is not defined by one moment of accomplishment; instead, it is a dedication to daily acts that over time create a satisfying and fulfilled life.
3 Ways Agencies Can Use Low-Code to Quickly Adapt to Change
Using low-code development platforms, agencies can keep pace with policy changes and more rapidly deliver agile, flexible citizen experiences.
5 Ingredients for Success
Here are five ways leaders can seamlessly incorporate hope, optimism and enthusiasm into their agencies’ plans for success.
Making Decisions in a World of Uncertainty
Can you think of a time you made a decision without all the information you would have liked to have at your disposal? The reality is that we make decisions like these every day in both personal and professional contexts.