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 By Tom Shoop | Friday, April 11, 2008  |  05:34 PM

Forgive me for a little promotion of one of our events. A big one, actually -- our annual Excellence in Government conference. This year, it's actually two one-day conferences, focusing on key issues in federal management. The first, devoted to human capital topics, is coming up on May 12. Here are some of the featured tracks:


  • Bring on the Next Generation: Did Your Agency Have You at Hello?

  • Why Some Leaders Thrive Where Others Fail in Times of Transition

  • The ME Factor: Social Networking, Virtual Worlds

  • Reducing Risk during the Presidential Transition in a Post-9/11 Environment

  • "The Office:" Working Across Cultures & Generations

  • Data-Driven Decision-Making in a Flexible Multisector Environment

Here's a schedule of all the day's events.

The conference will be held at the Ronald Reagan building in Washington. Here's full registration information.



Comments


"Excellence in government." An oxymoron.

worker bee  | Monday, April 14, 2008 |  01:15 PM


I got names for some additional federal management issues:

Accountability! The You Broke It So Your Job Buys The Farm Method Of Management

How To Manage Twelve Workers And Still Have Time To Talk Sports With Your Buddies Three Times A Day

Delegating Authority! Because A Subordinate Doing Their Job Is Not As Important As A Subordinate Doing YOUR JOB

MEETINGS! MEETINGS! MEETINGS! Now Less Productive Than Ever

Robert M.  | Friday, April 11, 2008 |  07:35 PM



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