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Government Rountable Issues #3
At The Ken Blanchard Companies Government Roundtable in Washington DC, attendees were asked to participate in a table discussion on an issue of importance. Below is the third set of consolidated notes...
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Sink or Swim: Challenging Times for New Executive Leaders
Agency support of career executives is critical. You’ve finally made it! It’s your first day on the job as an executive leader and you may not realize it yet, but you are about to fail. This is the...
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Nine Strategies for Implementing Change
The first amendment allows Americans the right to free speech, an establishment of religion, to peaceably assemble, and to petition the Government. In the past, petitioning the government was somewhat...
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A Leader’s Fear of Taking a Stand
So often, individuals shy away from making a major decision or taking on a major initiative because of the potential risk involved. Making a decision to pursue a campaign for public office carries a...
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Motivating Your Employees When Change is Looming Around the Corner
Fiscal cliff, political objections, merging agencies, and pay decrease discussions around the water cooler have many government employees concerned. Many of us are wondering what exactly 2013 is...
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3 Steps to Discover and Retain the Intrapreneur at Your Organization
Change is a constant. Like it or not, it is inevitable that at some point throughout your career, you will experience a change that forces you to rethink everything; your goals, your strategy, your...
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3 Good Things L&D Professionals Can Learn from Presidential Candidates
In the cover story for this month’s Training magazine, author Gail Dutton takes a look at the ongoing presidential primary races from a unique perspective: what learning and development professionals...
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