Five Tips to Create a Public Sector Leadership Development Program

Five Tips to Create a Public Sector Leadership Development Program

The need to develop leaders in the public sector is ongoing, yet many agencies put leader development plans on hold when budgets were cut.  Now that many agencies are beginning to see the light at the end of the budget tunnel, it’s time to revisit plans to develop...

Engage Employees to Strengthen Local Government

Engage Employees to Strengthen Local Government

Employee engagement studies have magnified the challenge of engaging public sector employees. Threatened benefits, public scrutiny, and an improving job market make public sector employment seem less appealing than ever before.  Yet, when managers build strong...

10 Questions that Get Employees Talking

10 Questions that Get Employees Talking

The typical performance evaluation discussion is one-sided.  You talk and the employee listens.  As a result, everyone walks away from the encounter feeling disengaged and unempowered. The annual performance evaluation conversation CAN be a very productive and...

From Being “Right” to Being “Effective”

From Being “Right” to Being “Effective”

I am not sure from where my innate need to be right originated, but I assume that I am not the only one in the workplace that has this compulsion. Often individual action or inaction gives preference to dooming the program for failure rather than risk not being right....

Leadership: Getting someone to do something

In his talk with EML students, Mark Kroeker quoted former Dallas Cowboys football coach as saying, "Leadership is getting someone to do what they don't want to do, to achieve what they want to achieve." Imagine the energy that could be released as leaders encourage...

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