...particular subject or skill is a one-off event. More often it’s discovered, practised and refined over time, and shaped by people, circumstances and events that you encounter along the way....
...like “normal” security. There is no single gatekeeper whose role is to keep our cyber systems safe. The responsibility belongs to everyone in an organisation – but it is down...
...now. This year, CS Live has a special purpose, to promote a vision of what our Civil Service needs to be like in the future. The Civil Service Board has...
My name is Linda Bradstreet, I’m a Personal Tax Line Manager in HMRC for the Brighton - Maidstone - Stratford Area, directly managing 12 staff. As both a manager and...
...a priority at all times, at work just as much as outside work. For example, are you taking the One You challenge? You might have seen the ad on as...
...someone who understands the communities most vulnerable to it. We should always check and ask ourselves if the team we have recruited is the best one to serve the public....
...‘Tell me one skill that you are very good at.’ Speak to your employee about how you can best support them – Like everyone, people with autism are vastly different...
...large homogenous structures, but as talented individuals who can make services better. She set the tone for the event, and made us think of the numerous opportunities for change, improvement...
...by rules they find confusing and complex, or badly done by in other ways in the procurement process. That’s where the CCS Mystery Shopper team comes in. Suppliers write to...
...problem. So how do we fix it? Matt Hancock talking to pupils at St Thomas More school in London Everyone in government has a duty to do their best to...
