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Uncertainty: Get Over It
The days of long-range plans are dead, replaced by a series of short-term ideas and experiments.
Management
The Real Problem With Acquisition Training
Institutions need to focus on the workforce of the future.
Management
Refreshed USASpending Website Irks Some Transparency Advocates
Treasury's new site aims to be more user-friendly but eliminates some search capabilities.
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Is America Heading Toward a Border Crisis?
Mexican immigration-enforcement might keep many migrants from U.S. border this summer, but kids are still fleeing Central America.
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Clinton's Email Scandal Doesn't Register With Young Voters
The youngest members of the 2016 electorate don't remember her first time as a White House resident, and they see her differently because of it.
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Baby Boomers Were Job-Hopping Before It Was Cool
New data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the notion of the "company man" died not recently, but long ago.
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Despite Upticks, VA Defends Improvements in Wait Times for Care
Officials dispute media reports claiming improvements are overstated.
Management
Half of American Workers Have Left a Job Because They Hated Their Boss
Gallup estimates that managers who are "actively disengaged" cost the US economy close to $400 billion annually.
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Whistleblowers Who Exposed Hiring Offenses at Bonneville Power Administration Win Relief
Manipulation of ratings process adversely affected veterans.
Management
Think You Know Which Agencies Are Most Innovative?
You’ll probably be surprised by some of the contenders in a new ranking.
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Watchdog Wary of Loosely Defined Program for Afghan Women
The $416 million effort could leave participants with few tangible benefits, SIGAR warns.
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For a More Creative Brain, Travel
How international experiences can open the mind to new ways of thinking
Management
Do Government Employees Have Freedom of Speech?
When speaking your mind, you're still part of your agency's brand.
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How to Make Your Organization Less Sexist and Racist
Many employers who discriminate don't do so intentionally, yet few are aware of concrete steps they can take to override their subconscious biases.
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Executive at Center of GSA Conference Scandal Pleads Guilty to Making False Claims
Jeff Neely could face up to five years in prison, plus fines and restitution.
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Inside the Push to Put Climate Change Warnings on Gas Pumps
The Bay Area wants to apply the tobacco-labeling approach to fuel.
Management
Obama Offers Commutations to 22 of 209,155 Federal Prisoners
On Tuesday, the President cut short the sentences for two dozen inmates imprisoned for drug offenses, who would have served less time under current guidelines. Thousands more remain in prison.
Management
Precrime Comes to the Office
To weed out hires who might go on to misbehave, recruiters are relying on ethics questionnaires, personality tests, and credit histories. But can they truly anticipate misconduct?
Management
Senior Execs to Congress: Making Us At-Will Employees Will 'Destroy' Us
The push to make it easier to fire bad apples in the SES is scaring top career officials, according to a new survey.
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