How to Acquire and Develop InfoSec Talent in Government, Part 2
Part 2 will focus on how we build skills to fill organizational gaps, get ahead of bad actors and develop our team members.
Posts Tagged: professional development
Take the High Ground
Taking the high ground is one of ten leadership lessons that can make anyone an effective leader inside and outside of the workplace.
Middle Management to Executive and the 4 Pillars
The path from middle management to executive was full of hurdles that had to be overcome. The experience ascertained was well worth the journey.
Chart Your Own Course
Organizations promote professional development as a bedrock for success, but you still have to chart your own course to get where you want.
It’s Never Too Late to Be More Purposeful With Your Career
Here are some simple tips I have used during my own career that might help you be more purposeful and on target with your career goals in 2021.
Professional Development Best Practices for Government
Even in the midst of change and uncertainty, more than half of the GovLoop community said that professional development is a priority right now.
5 Reasons Why SMART Goals Are Better Than New Year’s Resolutions
SMART goals can serve as a personal and professional achievement roadmap and are superior to resolutions. Here’s why you should adopt the model now.
An Overview to Federal, Corporate and Local Career Ownership
There’s peace in career ownership and knowing you are where you’re supposed to be in life. Consider yourself fortunate if you know it to be true.
New Year, New Books
You may have had a New Year’s resolution planned since Halloween, or you might not have come to a resolution about what you’ll eat for dinner tonight. Whether you are the first person or the last, professional development books can motivate you for 2021. Here are five books to ring in the New Year.
7 Professional Development Books That Will Jingle Your Bells
Count down to the holidays with GovLoop and NextGen and find out which professional development reads will make your future career days merry and bright.