Management
Your Next Best Hire Might Be a Competitive Eater
Succeeding at competitive eating is something more akin to solving multiple puzzles at once.
Management
CMS Reverses Medicare Advantage Cuts
For the third year in a row, Medicare Advantage will receive a payment increase in 2016 instead of proposed cuts.
Nextgov
An Innovator in the Line of Fire -- Literally
She was shot in Central America and targeted by Islamic extremists in Afghanistan. But Alexis Bonnell’s toughest challenge so far? Navigating the federal government.
Tech
Union: IRS Budget Cuts Hurt Workforce, Customer Service
Starving the agency that collects the funds that keep the rest of the government running is bad strategy, NTEU president says.
Management
Five Simple Ways to Feel Better and Perform Better
How to kick-start your physical and emotional well-being.
Management
Welcome Spring With This Forest Service Map of the U.S. Blooming
Maps from the agency show signs of the season across America's forests, fields, and urban areas.
Management
How the 2016 Republicans Will Debate NSA Reform
Rand Paul and Ted Cruz are likely going to hit their opponents—and each other—early and often for backing mass surveillance.
Management
Science Agrees: Being Laid Off Is Terrible
New research from England suggests that cutbacks can lead to lasting trust issues.
Management
Why Every Manager Should Use the Great Sewerage Equation
Backlogs are not a government problem. They are a large-organization problem.
Management
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.
Management
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.
Management
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.
Management
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.
Management
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.
Management
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.
Management