GovLoop Video

Whether personal or professional, change is unavoidable and often unsettling. In this quick video, Carolyn Mooney, mental health coach and owner of Enough LLC, shares five simple tips to help us navigate uncertainty, stay true ...

Information overload and low engagement are common to both in-person and virtual training. But no matter where government employees work, microlearning can make a difference with these problems. Microlearning uses short, simple...

Interested in how the government is managing COVID-19 data on testing, research and health? Take a moment to watch and learn about the hub-and-spoke model at the National Institutes of Health, as explained by Dr. Susan Greguric...

When you think of what a leader looks like, you may picture a politician that you’ve seen on TV, or the head of an agency that you’ve worked for. But the truth is, leadership is not a look—it’s a mindset and a way of approachin...

If your agency’s resources are packed with legal and government jargon, your constituents may be left confused, frustrated, and without the answers they need. It’s time to simplify. By using plain language, you can make your ...

The first step toward modernizing HR, finance, payroll and other business systems is to move them to the cloud. But to gain full efficiencies of cloud-based systems, agencies should move to a shared services model. This video, ...

For employees from underrepresented groups, the weight of racial inequities is physically and mentally draining. Whether you bear this burden, consider yourself an ally or feel little connection to the issue, know that the impa...

Sometimes, bias can be trivial. Other times, not so much. Unconscious bias is an unintentional preference you hold for or against a group of people. Though it may be unintentional, it unfortunately can still leave negative impa...

Could you use a refresher on exactly how cloud computing works in government? Tune in and hear cloud computing explained.