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Sunday, November 23, 2008
Majority of SESers go through their first transition
Surveys report that Senior Executive Service members see knowledge of internal policy and process as important, while presidential appointees see leadership as their top job.
(Posted November 21, 2008)
Transition Watch: Obama supporters ponder online future
The Obama transition team is thinking about how to keep the more than 2 million registered users of the MyBarackObama.com Web site engaged
(Posted November 21, 2008)
Burton: Contractors will get more accountability
The government is refocusing its attention to contractors from agencies.
(Posted November 21, 2008)
GAO: DHS' major investments lack appropriate oversight
The Government Accountability Office has found major DHS programs -- some that include information technology -- worth billions haven't undergone the appropriate review and oversight processes.
(Posted November 20, 2008)
Williams: Acquisition workforce is key to new initiatives
When agencies' budgets are tight, saving money can help pay for other initiatives, GSA's acting administrator said.
(Posted November 20, 2008)


 
Letter: Oversight is not a substitute for good management
A reader agrees with columnist Steve Kelman that good management trumps oversight.
(Posted November 18, 2008)
Editorial: The case for the status quo
Career feds must find a way to convince the new team to retain initiatives that are worth preserving.
(Posted October 27, 2008)
Get a Life!: Open season
Rising costs make health care a hard pill to swallow.
(Posted October 21, 2008)
Letter: Past GAO advice on CMOs is flawed
A reader responds to Jonathan Breul's piece about creating a chief management officer position for agencies.
(Posted October 9, 2008)

 
Letter: Micromanagement a systemic problem
A reader writes that micromanagement among government supervisors and managers is a systemic problem.
(Posted November 5, 2008)
Letter: Writer's government work a horrible experience
A reader shares his experience working in the government sector for 20 months.
(Posted November 3, 2008)
Letter: Bad managing can lead to the civil service losing good people
A reader shares his experience with a micromanager.
(Posted October 30, 2008)
Letter: Employees should produce something to justify wages
A reader shares his management style.
(Posted October 28, 2008)





 
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McDonough: How to make the jump to industry
Some tips on how to find a satisfying and financially rewarding job in the private sector.

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Ruling clouds future for buyers
Experts debate the potential impact of a GAO decision on small-business contracting.

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Recruiters make IT connection
DOD and other agencies showcase online chops to attract tech-savvy young people to their ranks.

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