Management

Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson Wants the Border Law Changed

Johnson says he'd like the ability to send Central American children back from the border faster.

Management

Why Government Needs More Enterprise Leaders

The challenge isn’t just allocating resources, it’s adapting to change.

Management

What Drill and Rote Learning Have to Do With Confidence

Unfortunately, it is socially acceptable for well-educated adults to comment openly that they have no self-confidence in their own mathematical and spelling abilities.

Management

GOP's Anti-Obamacare Ads May Have Accidentally Boosted Enrollment

The majority of the people who enrolled — even Republicans — liked their plans.

Management

Don't Go Down That Rabbit Hole, Define Your Outcomes First

Simply measuring outputs won’t improve efficiency.

Management

How the CIA Dismissed the Status Quo, Partnered With Amazon and Changed Intelligence

Amazon is building a cloud for the intelligence community that promises to enhance cooperation and coordination.

Management

Patent Office Exec Tried to Force Subordinates to Hire a Relative's Fiancé

Commerce watchdog says executive should have known of U.S. code prohibitions, recommends better training for hiring managers.

Management

How to Avoid Having to Fire Your Best Employees

Even in the smallest of businesses, new managers need to be well managed themselves.

Management

The $3.7 Billion Obama is Seeking Won’t Stop the Surge of Desperate Child Migrants

Violence and poverty in Central America are among reasons child migrants cross.

Nextgov

Why It Costs $1.7 Billion to Computerize Immigration Forms

USCIS awards new contract to turn around long-delayed digital casework system.

Management

Agencies’ $106 Billion in Improper Payments an Ongoing Briar Patch

Pentagon, HHS and IRS cite progress on prevention, new bid to detect fraud.

Management

Your P.O. Box Just Got More Expensive

Price hike has not attracted wide attention amid the outcry over the agency's push to close or downsize more than 80 mail-processing facilities nationwide after January.

Management

Study: Coping Poorly With Stress Means Worse Sleep

Drinking, drugs, and distracting yourself with TV are linked with a higher risk for insomnia. But so is giving up on dealing with your problems.