Management

Lego Is Finally Celebrating the Women of NASA With Their Very Own Set

Astronauts and other key contributors to the space agency's most successful projects are now immortalized in brick form.

Management

State Department and White House Out of Sync on Federal Register

Trump’s memo on new Cuba policy has yet to be officially published, blogger notes.

Management

When It Comes To Making Good Decisions, Bad Options Can Help

The wrong choices can sometimes be helpful in getting to the right ones.

Management

It’s Time to Erase ‘Seniority’ From the Management Lexicon

Government gives lip service to the importance of attracting high caliber workers but then manages them under rules that fail to support high performance.

Management

Our Obsession With Mindfulness Is Based On Limited Scientific Evidence

Many of the studies purporting to prove the benefits of "mindfulness" suffer from significant conceptual and methodological problems.

Management

Lawmaker Launches Investigation Into SES Reassignments

Top oversight Democrat says Interior Department may have violated civil service laws.

Management

The Cult of Productivity Has a Counterproductive Flaw

Most arguments about productivity only consider the individual. Our data shows that's a mistake.

Management

Is Your Agency Ready for New Evidence-Based Policy Tools?

The goal is to strengthen a culture of learning and improvement.

Management

Zinke Cracks Down on Sexual Harassment in National Park Service

Almost 39 percent of National Park Service employees say they've experienced harassment within the last year.

Management

The 6 Agencies Where Employee Morale Has Declined the Most

State Department sees decline in satisfaction and engagement, while the African Development Fund reversed course on 2016 gains.

Management

How to Beat Burnout at Work

Burnout isn't only about being too busy—it can also arise when workers feel under-utilized or full of self-doubt.