Suggested New Year’s Resolutions for 2014
New Year’s resolutions mainly have to do with items such as health and relationships. Sometimes they also impact our careers.
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.
The Overlooked Answer – Better Bosses
The author says that the belief that executives are the keys to an organization’s performance is an idea that goes back decades, but he says that middle management is an area that is often overlooked as a crucial element in how employees view their work experience in an organization.
Are You Living Your Highest and Best Life?
While earning a real estate appraiser’s license a few years ago, the author stumbled onto a concept that has something profound to say about how we can all live life with more joy, inspiration and purpose.
Agency Policies Gone Awry – Part 3
The author contends that OPM’s succession management policy is contributing to troubling FEVS results as well as to the number of EEO and MSPB complaints and advocates for major change in policy.
The Best Public-Speaking Tip I’ve Ever Gotten
You can save yourself a lot of anxiety about your upcoming presentation — if you follow this simple bit of advice.
Is Your Boss a Jerk? Try This…
If you encounter a difficult person at work, it could be a manifestation of a need that is not being met. The author provides some tips on how to recognize and address this.
Don’t Let Detroit Happen to You
How secure is your job with the federal government? The author compares what happened to the city of Detroit to working for the federal government and says it is a reminder of why it is always important to continue to grow within your career.
Things I’m Getting Rid of
The author has found a few things he has decided he can live without to simplify his daily life.
3 Things To Do Now That the Government Shutdown is Over
The author outlines three things federal employees can consider doing now that the shutdown is over.
Give Your Readers Clear Next Steps
Don’t leave your readers wondering, “What am I supposed to do now?” Use this technique instead.
