Management
At USPS, Making Every Mile Count . . . More
Advertising on postal trucks could be one way to raise much-needed revenue.
Management
'Raghead' Slur in Snowden Leak Prompts White House Call for Discrimination Review
The use of such inflammatory language is 'unacceptable and inconsistent with NSA policy and core values,' an agency spokeswoman said.
Oversight
Border Crisis Creates Record Case Backlog at Immigration Courts
Senate panel explores root causes of child migration but stresses deterrence.
Management
Body Language Mistakes You Should Avoid
What you do in a meeting is just as important as what you say.
Management
Are Budget Battles Slowing Health Care Reforms for Veterans?
Congress is struggling to push legislation over the finish line in response to reports that veterans seeking health care have been left languishing on secret wait lists.
Management
Put the Phone Down, and No One Gets Hurt
On vacation? Please, please, please give yourself and your family a break.
Management
Scientists Just Found Stray Vials of Smallpox From the 1950s
Samples were found in an unused section of a storage room in a Food and Drug Administration laboratory in Maryland.
Management
The Man Behind the Anonymous Critiques of U.S. International Broadcasting
BBG Watch founder believes his website helps solve the agency’s management troubles.
Management
Are You An Obstacle?
Your organization would be stronger if it didn’t need you for the day-to-day.
Tech
How 3D Printing Could Save the Postal Service
USPS could harness young technology into new business opportunities.
Management
Smartphone Junkies Report Higher Job Satisfaction
That's because distracting the brain with Candy Crunch and Facebook "improves employee well-being," according to one researcher.
Management
Insane Clown Posse Loses FBI Lawsuit; Juggalos a 'Gang'
The Detroit-based duo plans on appealing the decision.
Management
One Chart Shows One Big Problem With Defense Contracting: Competition Is Declining
The department in 2010 began setting goals for awarding more work competitively, but it's never been able to hit its targets.
Management
Writing Tips From the CIA’s Ruthless Style Manual
Strunk & White, it turns out, were CIA sources.
News
How To Ruin Your Political Career: Run a Federal Agency
Apparently there’s no greater sin than turning into an “administration lifer.”
Management
Can Government Adopt the P&G Philosophy?
VA nominee fostered a performance culture at Procter & Gamble.
Management
Resetting Homeland Security: One Department, One Vision
Unity of effort promises to repair a decade of disjointed planning and budgets.
Nextgov
Why the Government Is Probably About to Go on a Spending Spree
Agencies usually buy 39 percent of their IT in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year.
Nextgov