Story, Data, and the Next Chapter: Career Advice for Displaced Public Servants
If you have recently experienced a layoff, or career disruption, your value has not diminished simply because your position has changed.

If you have recently experienced a layoff, or career disruption, your value has not diminished simply because your position has changed.

Now a core problem is that culture change takes time. Leaders, managers and employees have to change the way they work.

Today, a growing number of agencies are shifting toward skill-based hiring, supported by digital assessment platforms.

Government employees need to recognize the signs of phishing because public agencies are frequent targets.

While burnout is often discussed as an individual well-being issue, its organizational consequences are equally significant.

Giving witness to the organization’s values invites everyone, staff and customers alike, to buy into them as well.

LinkedIn is not supplemental to your job search in the private sector. For many senior-level opportunities, it is the job search.

Public servants are accustomed to pressure. Most can sustain demanding workloads when they understand what they're working toward.

The process of finding open positions within and outside of the public sector has changed dramatically in a relatively short time.

Some agencies are looking to social media to find new employees, and the numbers show why this shift makes sense.
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