In praise of vulnerability

...to building trust. That’s why I’ve introduced the practice of ‘check-in’. Every meeting and workshop starts with each person sharing one thing that’s on their mind in their work life,...
...to building trust. That’s why I’ve introduced the practice of ‘check-in’. Every meeting and workshop starts with each person sharing one thing that’s on their mind in their work life,...
...point, I wasn’t sure where my career was going, but I knew I found the work really interesting. That year I was made permanent and got promoted, which was just...
Natalie Ceeney, Civil Service Health and Well-being Champion Did you know that one in four of us will experience a mental health issue in any given year? Or that stress,...
...at midnight on Friday 10 June. Anyone in the Civil Service can apply, or nominate a colleague or team. Judges will be looking for evidence of: innovative use of technology...
...the entire Civil Service, confirming the survey as by far the most authoritative representation of the attitudes and experiences of civil servants, and one of the largest regular surveys of...
Sir Jeremy Heywood Why do we feel safe taking over-the-counter medicines when we have a headache? One reason is that medicines are thoroughly researched, including using control trials. A control...
...as wide-ranging as they are, it isn’t easy to include every one of the professions or to reflect all the myriad roles that civil servants fill. We also have to...
Dave Martin As someone who has been involved in learning and development for 25 years, I genuinely believe it is a lifelong process to which the internet has made an...
I want to say a big thank you to everyone in the civil service for the fantastic support that you have given to me over the last five years as...
...truly assess how much real progress we are making. I believe that what we have already done gives us the springboard to become one of the UK’s most diverse employers....