Civil Service Awards: how I felt winning an award
...is to make sure that the projects we fund are successfully delivered and to work with colleagues to proactively develop strategy and project ideas. Last year was a remarkable year...
...is to make sure that the projects we fund are successfully delivered and to work with colleagues to proactively develop strategy and project ideas. Last year was a remarkable year...
...to use evidence effectively in your role. Think about opportunities to trial and test new programmes, or to tweak existing programmes – how do you know if what you’re spending...
...menopause, and helping to look for ways to provide support can go such a long way. Thanks to all who have taken the time to review the policy and shared...
...a definitive list showcasing the best employers for LGBT staff, compiled from submissions to the Workplace Equality Index (WEI), a powerful benchmarking tool used by employers to create inclusive workplaces....
...have to. That means we need to do everything we can to make those interactions simpler, safer and faster. As government works to create user-focused services, more and more services...
...to not feel guilty about wanting to still focus on my career whilst on maternity leave. How I’ve kept in touch Talking things through with my manager in advance Because...
...nuanced. Feelings are evidence too, not least because they affect how we behave individually and collectively. What has been reinforced for me is that as leaders we need to blend...
...doing on evenings and weekends, and helping to make each other laugh. Taking the time to be honest, empathetic and, where we can, laugh together, is so important to our...
...but I prefer Energy Envelope Theory, where you consider the total amount of energy you have as a set package. I have learnt how to do this well enough to...
...with the OECD to ensure we continue to learn. Common issues How do we measure up against others There’s much we can learn in other areas too; especially where countries...