To Email, or Not to Email? That is the Question!
When should supervisors use email to communicate with employees, and when should it be avoided?
Leadership
From writing to advancing in your career, you will find tips from our authors on how to become a better leader in your job.
Credibility – Who’s Telling the Truth?
How can you tell when somebody is telling the truth? The author shares some advice from his extensive legal career.
“I Do Solemnly Swear” – The Oath of Office and What It Means
What is the oath of office, and what does it mean for federal employees?
Can You Be A Good Negotiator?
Do you have what it takes to be a good negotiator? The author shares his basic rules for excelling at negotiating.
What is Your Relationship with Money?
What are your feelings about money? The author says how you use this important tool can help you achieve your life goals.
7 Keys To Handle A Crushing Failure
When you don’t get something you were really hoping for, how do you work to move past the disappointment? These are some steps you can take.
Career Federal Employees in Forefront of COVID-19 Effort
Two long-time federal employees are front and center amid government efforts to contain the COVID-19 coronavirus.
The Morning Stand-Up: An Old Military Staple Promotes Productivity During a Pandemic
The author describes a practice he learned in the military known as the morning stand up and discusses how it can help in this new remote work era.
Reflections on 41 Years in and Around Government
The author reflects on lessons learned from a long and successful career with both the government and private sector.
Weathering the Storm of 360 Feedback
Are you using 360 feedback constructively? The author explains a better way to utilize it.
