Management

Introverts Can Use Vulnerability to Become Strong Leaders

"If [your employees] see you be vulnerable then they’re more willing to be vulnerable with you. That’s part of what makes leaders approachable."

Management

The Challenge of Selecting a New Treasury Secretary

Critics lament that the department is often headed by a Wall Street financier, but the job requires expertise that only insiders tend to possess.

Management

Decision Time: Half of U.S. F-15s Need Overhauls — Or Retirement

In a backseat ride over New Hampshire, the Eagle shows why it’s still lethal, yet increasingly expensive.

Management

What is Behind the Turkey Pardoning Ritual?

The presidential turkey pardoning draws on a language of forgiveness, common to many religious traditions.

Management

Reflecting on Janet Reno, America’s First Female Attorney General, and her Example of Public Service

At a time when politicians are struggling to gain the public's trust, Janet Reno's legacy as an honest, humble public servant may serve as an example moving forward from the election.

Management

Is It Really So Bad to Have a Business Mogul as President?

Donald Trump has never held public office, but executive and global leadership are wholly interlinked so business offers some important lessons for the president-elect.

Management

What President Trump Means For the Future of Energy and Climate

President-elect Trump's objective on energy and climate is clear: Undo Obama's legacy of environmental regulations and massively expand fossil fuel production

Management

How Trump Could Carry Out Mass Deportations

Former agency heads say changing Obama immigration policies will be only one small step in delivering on pledge.

Management

Small Business Group Renews Suit Challenging SBA’s Goal Claims

At issue is the methodology for defining a small business in agency contracting.

Management

Pressure Builds on Trump to Divest or Put Holdings in Blind Trust

Both the right and the left warn of constant ethical conflicts, public furor.

Management

Trump’s Unusual Transition Keeps Good-Government Groups Guessing

Shifting personnel and secrecy complicate efforts by longtime experts to provide guidance.

Management

Memo to Next Administration: Rely on and Respect the Government’s Senior Executives

New handbook from senior executives group aims to help new political appointees cultivate a successful relationship with career leaders.

Management

Don't Let Your Message Morph Into Propaganda

Agencies need to re-examine how they communicate with the public, especially when the facts conflict with the image officials want to project.

Management

GSA Will Examine Ethics Issues Around Trump’s D.C. Hotel Lease

President-elect’s stewardship of the Old Post Office Pavilion is a conflict of interest, procurement experts say.

Management

Trump Sets Timetable for Agency Meetings, but Transition Efforts Have Already Fallen Behind Schedule

Agencies are well prepared to guide the incoming administration but have not received any guidance from it.