Why on-the-job training is failing to prepare public service leaders, and how to fix it Tuesday November 13, 2018 By Stephen Easton Editors' Picks Leadership development programs should call on senior managers to “get out from behind the email” and take a more active role in mentoring staff, says… Read more
Don't treat performance management like a fad diet Thursday March 23, 2017 By David Donaldson Features Is tick and flick performance management like going on a diet? A group of academics thinks so, and they're prescribing sustainable, healthy lifestyle change. Read more
New PM&C staff struggled with conflict of interest after policy mergers Tuesday September 13, 2016 By David Donaldson Community & Social The PM's department can walk and chew gum, but conflicting new roles put merged staff in the position of either critiquing their own work or… Read more
'Boundary spanners' key to breaking organisational silos Monday June 6, 2016 By David Donaldson Features If silos are a fact of life, governments can focus on developing people who can work across them and link up different teams. New research… Read more
