Management
Three Things Leaders Can Learn From Peyton Manning
And you thought the Super Bowl was just a game.
Management
Even the Obamas Can’t Get Good Wi-Fi at Home
In addition, here are some of our tips to get your wireless internet as good as it can be.
Management
Judge Reverses Firing of VA Senior Executive in Albany
The latest decision is the third such rejection of the department’s effort to discipline top officials – and the VA is not happy about it.
Defense
Obama Requests $1.8 Billion to Combat Zika Virus
CDC, HHS, State and USAID would get funds as vaccine research accelerates.
Management
The Middle Ages Demonstrate Why Women Leaders Make Peace — and War
Medieval rulers employed multiple styles of leadership—defying the simple binaries of contemporary stereotypes.
Management
The Coming Fight Between the F-35 and the New Bomber
A battle is brewing between the two multibillion-dollar aircraft programs — and the defense companies, lobbyists, and Pentagon offices that back them.
Management
Agencies Can Seed Future Success With Creative Investment
Successful R&D efforts require a community approach.
Management
Cuba Diary: Inside the American Diplomatic Effort
A visit with Jeffrey DeLaurentis, who is leading the hard work of restoring U.S.-Cuba relations.
Nextgov
Contracting Docs: OPM Seeks to Tighten IT Security of Background Investigation Companies
OPM first inserted updated IT security clauses into existing contracts in April.
Management
The CDC Was Not Effective in Telling Women the Risks of Alcohol and Pregnancy
There's a right way—and a wrong way—to talk about risk.
Management
New Acquisition Tool Allows Agencies to Comparison Shop
Contractors and interested members of the pubic will have access to more procurement data as well.
Management
Perfectionism in the Office Doesn’t Need to be Toxic
Personality psychology may be able to save some of us from ourselves.
Management
A Promise to Cut Wasteful Programs, and Other Ideas From the Democratic Debate
Presidential candidates also talk VA reform and how feds can intervene in state crises.
Management
Senior Executives Association Names New Interim President
Jason Briefel is the organization’s second temporary leader since November.
Management
Before NASA Could Land on the Moon, the Soviet Union Had to Crash Land There
Crashing is seldom a good idea. But sometimes it has to be done.
Management
OPM’s Cobert Confronts Subpoena En Route to Confirmation
Senators and House members play tag team seeking more documents on cyber breach.
Management
Republicans Introduce Plan to ‘Remove 30K People From the Federal Government’s Payroll’
Controversial privatization proposal receives some union backing.
Management
The Story of the Former Fed Who Tried to Launch a Cyberattack on Nuclear Scientists
He sent emails he thought were infected with viruses to Energy Department employees involved in developing nuclear weapons.
Management