You’re An Athlete Too – So Take Care of Yourself !
Like a sports athlete, we as “organizational athletes” have to develop the rituals that improve the major domains for peak performance.
Posts Tagged: government
Banking Talent: Earning Dividends on Your Brand
As the saying goes, “a rolling stone gathers no moss.” This post examines the long-term benefits of staying in your government post for an extended period for your brand.
How to Create Your Government Budget
Creating your government budget is important to maintain a high-level of operational integrity while supporting organizational innovation.
Developing Your Civil Servant Brand Name
As career civil servants, it’s important to become aware of your brand. You are your own brand and it’s up to you how you build, maintain, modify, and enhance it as you grow in your career.
How Millennials Can Make Government More Social Media Savvy
Businesses have been quick to use social media to attract clients and advertise services, however, a lot of government agencies have yet to tap into their full potential. If you’re knowledgeable about leveraging social media, here are a few ways your savviness can help your organization.
The Hawaii False Alarm Debacle: Lessons for Leaders
The good news is, there are lessons from this incident that leaders in any government organization can learn from.
Government and Big Data: Benefits and Challenges
The tasks of using and sharing big data for government seems huge. However, the benefits and potential cost savings would outweigh the costs.
2018 Digital Trends Impacting Government
Technology is constantly changing as new tools are developed and old tools are modified or repurposed, and these commercial innovations are having a growing impact on how we govern.
5 Ways to Cope with Change at Work
Whether it’s a new administration, shifting budget priorities or even a shutdown, the only constant in being a public servant is change. Here’s how you can navigate.
Which Management Initiatives Had the Biggest Impact Over the Past 20 Years?
A new survey identifies four sets of management initiatives that have had the greatest impact on government management efforts over the past twenty years.