Management

12 Tips for Designing an Open-Ended Project

How to approach large, complex challenges with no clear outcome.

Management

Are Agencies Stonewalling Inspectors General?

Sen. Grassley blasts administration after 47 watchdogs complain of agency roadblocks.

Management

The Working Parents’ Complete Guide to Working Out

The first step is deciding to make your personal health a non-negotiable.

Management

Teacher Uses Rush Limbaugh Book to Teach Civil War to 3rd Graders

If you meet an 8-year-old who thinks that slavery ended because of American exceptionalism this may be why.

Tech

Your Vote Counts: Help Honor Government’s Bold Innovators

Take a look at Nextgov’s Bold Award finalists and cast your ballot for the People’s Choice award.

Management

You Don’t Have to Be a Whiz Kid to Use Performance Metrics

A new guide helps managers analyze data to make better decisions.

Management

The Administration Is Shifting $405M to Deal With the Border Crisis. Is It Enough?

Money will be taken from other priorities including disaster relief, coast guard maintenance and TSA.

Management

Physicians, Heal Yourselves: Why VA Reform Must Come From Inside

The bill Congress passed last week is a good start, but it's not enough to turn the troubled bureaucracy around on its own.

Management

Men Die Young—And It’s Costing the U.S. $479 Billion a Year

The gender health disparity has persisted in the face of significant health gains around the world over the last 40 years.

Management

One Agency Paid an Employee $400K to Sit on the Sidelines

Archives IG retires after a two-year investigation finds he made offensive racial and sexual comments.

Management

The CDC Is Using Twitter to Explain Ebola to the Masses

The health organization is condensing warnings and guidelines into 140-character snippets in a Monday chat.

Management

One Habit Hack That Works: Hit the Showers

You don’t have to meditate like a monk to benefit from mindfulness.

Management

In Defense of Naked Joe Biden

The political press is tittering over the idea of the vice president skinny-dipping—and missing the real news in a forthcoming book on his Secret Service detail.

Management

Nixon Is Gone, but His Media Strategy Lives On

Forty years after Watergate, presidential suspicion of reporters and attempts to keep the press at arm's length remain high.

Oversight

Senators Seek to Protect 15,000 Postal Jobs

Lawmakers, unions and managers disagree on service impacts of consolidations.

Management

Watson, the IBM Supercomputer, Might Replace the Loudmouth in Your Meetings

Watson was able to make further suggestions on companies to eliminate from the group of potential targets, essentially generating a shortlist.

Management

Former White House Press Secretary James Brady Passes Away

Brady became an advocate for gun control after being paralyzed in an assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan.