June 15, 2012 - by Allison Primack, Andrew Krzmarzick, Kathy Wentworth Drahosz
What if there was a virtual, government-wide mentoring program that not only reached out across the varying levels of government (federal, state, and local), but also bridged the expanse between agencies, experience, and geographical distance? More »
June 15, 2012 - by Mindy Zasloff, Mary Ellen Okurowski
The National Security Agency (NSA) started three innovative group mentoring programs to adapt to the diverse, fast-paced, and different ways employees need to work together and share corporate knowledge. As the federal population ages—The Washington Post estimates... More »
June 15, 2012 - by Paul R. Lawrence, Mark A. Abramson
What do executives do? How do they spend their time? What do they leave behind after their tenure? To answer these questions, we interviewed 24 top political executives in the Obama Administration during their first two years in office. Beginning in 2009, we interviewed... More »
June 15, 2012 - by Ilyse Veron
“In today’s world there are countless opportunities to make a difference. And more than ever there is a need for people of all ages, from all backgrounds, with all types of life experience to seize those opportunities that lead to greatness,” Jim Kouze... More »
June 15, 2012 - by Morris Bosin
Only 50 percent of federal managers use performance information to help them run more effective programs. This percentage has not changed in more than a decade, according to two Government and Accountability Office studies conducted in 1997 and 2008. Similar results wer... More »
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