Management

When Solid Data Isn’t Enough

It takes more than accurate information to bridge the gap between evidence and policy.

Management

There’s an App to Treat Insomnia That Seems to Actually Work

A gentle, soothing voice will tell you just what you need to improve your sleep.

Management

The Government Buys $2 Trillion Worth of Stuff Every Year. Here Are 5 Ways To Do It Better

Developing a competency framework for procurement professionals.

Management

The Bipartisan Forces that Could Stifle Government Innovation

Both Democrats and Republicans say they recognize the need for change, but their party platforms suggest otherwise.

Management

The Secret to Productivity Isn't Working Faster—It's Doing Things in the Right Order

Residual engagement from a previous task can influence how quickly you transition to the next one.

Management

Striving for Excellence in Federal Management

When an administration prioritizes good management, government is capable of great things.

Management

Where Are New College Grads Going to Find Jobs?

A changing world has affected educated workers decisions about where they want to live and work. What are the choices millennials are making?

Management

Fear Can Be a Positive Force

For those times when you have nowhere to go but forward.

Management

Forgetting More Things? There’s Something You Can Do

New research sheds light on the role of exercise in brain health.

Management

Your Next Job Interview Might Be a One-sided, Taped Video

Coaching can help a lot.

Management

A Happiness Researcher Has Found That There Are Four Keys to a Fulfilling Job

It turns out that we need two main things.

Management

7 Ways to Find Meaning at Work

David Brooks and Arthur Brooks offer advice on how to turn a job into a vocation.

Management

Why Stress is More Likely to Cause Depression in Men Than in Women

Social stress is a main cause of depression, and women, in general, experience more stress than men. But new research suggests men may be more vulnerable to depression caused by stressful events.

Management

Looking Under the Hood of Annoying Management Speak

Going forward, perhaps we ought to cut office patois some slack – it greases the wheels of business, after all.

Management

Are Agencies Up to the Task of Managing Electronic Records?

New findings show no lack of vision, but a shortage of corresponding skill sets.

Management

Your Meetings Should Include Less Talk

Facilitating silence can be a powerful tool for bringing out the best thinking from those around you.

Management

It’s Time to Cut the Long Lines for Government Services

Nobody likes to wait for service, but we seem to reserve a special level of ire when waiting for government services. There’s a way to change that.

Management

Four Ways to Boost Citizen Engagement

Connecting with the public goes beyond updating a website or posting to Facebook.

Management

How to Field Questions From the Public Like a Pro

Surprise people with your humanity and accountability.

Management

To Make the Most of a Three-day Weekend, Be a Little Lazy Before and After

A short vacation can be just as good for your health as a long one.