How to Write a Resume That Will Bring You High Wages
Recruiters spend 5-10 seconds scanning each resume they get. What they check first is your name and photo and your job experience
Why Gen Z Should Consider Public Service Jobs
Public service can be particularly rewarding if you’re entering the workforce for the first time or are part of Gen-Z.
A Comprehensive Guide to Planning a Sabbatical for Government Employees
Time away from the daily grind allows for much-needed rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation, leading to reduced stress levels and increased mental clarity.
Translate Military Experience into Civilian Speak
The soft and hard skills you acquired in the military belong on your resume, and offer a great chance for you to discuss yourself in an interview.
Some Fundamentals of Leadership
In preparing future leaders, it is perhaps pertinent to consider what might be needed to shape leaders of the future.
The Scale of ChatGPT and Its Implication on Local Government Jobs
ChatGPT can make many people’s jobs easier. First, it shines when it comes to doing repetitive tasks.
Overcoming Staffing Challenges: Three Strategies for Leaders
Attracting top talent is important because employees are an organization’s greatest asset.
How a Personal Development Plan Can Help Launch a Careers In Government
Before beginning any journey, you have to have a destination in mind. Make a list of the things you want to be part of your career destination.
Firing or Reforming the Loose Cannon
Perhaps you have a loose cannon in your company. Maybe you have a player who performs well but often treats others with disdain and disrespect.
Personal Development at Work: Tips for Growth and Success
Government positions are excellent for personal growth. Find out how else you can improve yourself and your professional skills.
Make Progress Faster, Go Further, and Reduce the Chaos
Whether it’s the Navy SEALs or the neighborhood watch, we have seen all kinds of leaders struggle with the same challenges—clarity, problem-solving, decision-making, and mutual understanding.
3 Practices to Be a Leader People Want to Follow
Leaders who are self-aware, kind to themselves and kind to others are best positioned to be a leader people WANT to follow.
The Healthcare Workforce Crisis Should Be a Priority
Vacancies are affecting agencies at all levels of government, but the problem, from the report, is “particularly acute in healthcare.
Pay isn’t the Only Gender Gap
Boosting women’s happiness and job satisfaction begins with leaders recognizing and celebrating contributions by both sexes and all nationalities.
What to Look for When Hiring Remote Employees for Government Jobs
Professionals who are especially detail-oriented and hold themselves to high standards tend to thrive in remote positions.
Exploring The Future of Work In Government Jobs
Government jobs have a reputation for being bureaucratic positions that have been relatively consistent throughout history.
How a Transformational Career Coach Makes Superior Candidates
Post-COVID we are in different times than ever before. For quite a while, job seekers were in control and now we are seeing this power shift.
Chief Information Security Officer: Role, Responsibilities, and Education
Read to find out who a chief information security officer is, including the role of CISO, their responsibilities, education and what you need to become one.