...about development. And it happens all the time in more forms than it’s possible to count. But who is responsible for development? The leader or the individual? And where does...
...that competition for government work is fair and that the taxpayer gets the best service and value for money available. Sometimes, suppliers who want to work with government feel excluded...
...here. I’m reflecting on what has worked and not worked for me so far. In 2013, the team I worked with was disbanded. This was a big change for me....
Sir Jeremy Heywood Twelve months ago, in my New Year blog, I set out my priorities for 2015: accelerating transformation; improving leadership; building capabilities, particularly commercial; increasing opportunities for our...
...even though you might not be the same as everyone else - matters. It matters for business, and it matters for individuals. If we are going to be the best...
Pete Vowles, DFID This a slightly shortened version of a blog that first appeared on Pete's personal page in the Medium social network. My recent Google Scholar search for ‘leading...
...I started working with her, so that I could get any adjustments in place in time for her first day. Fortunately, she was already working in a suitable environment, but...
Philip Rutnam, Permanent Secretary for the Department for Transport, and Civil Service Disability Champion Research reports consistently show that the two priorities for people with disabilities and long-term health conditions...
...Election: finding opportunities to collaborate in times of uncertainty The agenda for the event, agreed by delegates on the day The sessions tackled these ideas in a variety of formats...
...chance to share best practice, network with colleagues and learn from each other so that we can provide ever-improving public services for the people of this country. Two years on...
