A Disgruntled Meeting Attendee Breaks His Silence
For all of us who dread that “Meeting Invitation” ding on our office computer.
From writing to advancing in your career, you will find tips from our authors on how to become a better leader in your job.
For all of us who dread that “Meeting Invitation” ding on our office computer.
The author offers some analysis surrounding some of the recent leadership challenges facing America and the federal government.
Writers often try to call attention to certain thoughts or ideas by using these techniques — which often backfire.
Ever wonder if a line from a book that you quoted in your report counts as plagiarism? Or if you’ve unknowingly violated an author’s copyright? The answers are here – and they might surprise you.
If you’re looking for a few easy-to-try ideas to help you write better documents like memos, reports and emails, let me suggest the following.
The author says that we are in the midst of paradigm shift in the area quality improvement. Application of the quality technology provides a better way of addressing the threats, challenges and opportunities we face as a nation.
When making New Year’s resolutions for your career, the author suggests breaking them down into easily achievable steps and celebrating your small successes. He offers suggestions you can use to improve your job situation in 2012.
Here are a few tips to make sure your government resume looks its best for new job applications.
You will do your best writing during those times when you are at your clearest and most focused. Here are a couple of ideas to help you get there.
Whether you are a new hire or an existing federal employee transferring to a new job, you may be able to receive relocation assistance and other benefits. Here are a few questions to help you determine whether you are eligible.