...have crucial understanding which contributes to policy making discussions. The seemingly mundane things matter too. No-one makes good decisions when they’re tired, hungry, or haven’t had enough time to read...
...diversity and inclusion, where to go for help and support and much more. It’s part of our Civil Service Essentials learning package which aims to give those new to the civil...
...values of integrity, honesty, impartiality and objectivity has always been essential for us to build trust in the Civil Service. But trust is about more than this. To be trusted...
...Delivery Profession’ and ‘professional’ the approach my team are taking to deliver the profession what's next…? The vision Project delivery is about change. It’s about getting things done to help...
...now until 7 May, the key principle to keep in mind is that we should do everything possible to avoid any activity that could call our political impartiality into question...
...sunk-cost bias, which might be driving decisions (Pykett et al 2016). Furthermore, it helps us to learn how to respond, rather than follow automatic reactions which can lead to more...
...have signed up to attend one of the six events in the series – but there’s still time to register for the event nearest to you: Thursday 16 June: The...
Philip Rutnam, Perm Secretary for the Department for Transport and Civil Service Disability Champion If you head down to the O2 in Greenwich later this year to catch an event,...
...to see and hear about new ways of working that will help us produce better policy and deliver better services to the public; as well as the opportunity to network...
...utterly dependent on my smartphone. The phone part is entirely subordinate to a range of other functions, from travel planning, to tweeting, to paying for stuff (no more sprints to...
