Management
House Passes Shutdown-Averting Measure, Senate Plans Still in Flux
Senate leaders working on a deal to raise spending caps.
Management
The Low Rate of Firing Government Employees is Not a 'Positive Sign'
The vast majority want to work in an organization that values performance, which is why management needs to fire the slackers.
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Trump: ‘I’d Love to See a Shutdown’
President says if Democrats will not go along with his immigration demands, "then shut it down."
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U.S. Air Force Looks For New Ways to Buy, Protect Satellites
Ideas include smaller constellations — perhaps even spacecraft built to commercial standards.
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Not All Innovation Projects Are Born Equal
Government innovators can provide minimal proof of concept funding and gate further investment based on a few key milestones.
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This Disclosure Could Hurt Your Work Relationships
There's pressure to bring your "true self" to work, but that might not be such a good idea.
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GSA Has No Rule Against Feds Staying at Trump’s D.C. Hotel
Critics say agency should crack down more on stays at the controversial venue, after revelation that a federal employee spent four nights there.
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Internal Emails Show FBI Agents Were Shocked and Shaken After Trump Fired Comey
After seeing the news on CNN, one special agent wrote, “I hope this is an instance of fake news.”
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Trump Cut 13K Federal Jobs in First Year, But 3 of His Recent Predecessors Outdid Him
Presidents Reagan, George H.W. Bush and Clinton all saw bigger reductions their first year in office.
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Focusing on the Positive: Rewarding Good Workers and Managers
High achievers are far more valuable and important than the handful of poor performers.
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Why Hiring the ‘Best’ People Produces the Least Creative Results
Hiring the best does not guarantee the best team.
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What You Can Learn About Self-Improvement From Kevin Durant
When you get it wrong, own it.
Management
Lawmakers Make Progress on a Spending Deal
GOP lawmakers have proposed increasing spending caps by $80 billion for defense and $63 billion for non-defense annually.
Management
The CDC Is About to Fall Off a Funding Cliff
It's already planning to pull back on work that protects the world from pandemics.
Management
The State Department Just Lost Its Most Experienced Leader
Tom Shannon’s departure leaves just one career ambassador at the beleaguered agency.
Management
FBI Employees Caught In Political Crossfire Over Release of Controversial GOP Memo
In declassifying a memo the FBI and Justice Department say is deeply misleading, Trump tried to differentiate between FBI leaders and the rank and file workforce.
Management
Analysis: The Republican Campaign To Discredit the FBI—Explained
The Trump administration and its supporters are following the well-worn path of aiming to discredit those probing the White House.
Management
Talent Doesn’t Explain the Success of the Patriots and Eagles
According to a management scholar, a team's mindset and structure – not its stars – will often determine its success.
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ICE to Pay Private Sector for Each Deportation Officer It Helps the Agency Hire
Based on recent DHS hiring contracts, value could reach $657 million.
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