People

Kelman: Keeping an eye on the prize

By offering prizes, you can get more research bang for the buck, but will agencies take a risk?

  • By Steve Kelman
People

The Lectern: "I wanted to reinvent the wheel"

None

  • By Steve Kelman
People

The Lectern: Post-high school 'gap year' and public service

None

  • By Steve Kelman
People

The Lectern: Working with career feds

None

  • By Steve Kelman
People

The Lectern: School testing and performance measurement

None

  • By Steve Kelman
People

The Lectern: Creative recruiting

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Digital Government

The Lectern: The Year of the Rat -- actually, mouse

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Digital Government

The Lectern: Boomers rule?

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Acquisition

The Lectern: More thoughts on a British IT system that works

None

  • By Steve Kelman
People

The Lectern: A British government IT system that works

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Digital Government

The Lectern: Vienna, Austria -- the son returns

None

  • By Steve Kelman
People

The Lectern: Tempted to retire?

None

  • By Steve Kelman
People

Kelman: Learning from the Brits

A book about good government initiatives in Britain offers insights for U.S. leaders

  • By Steve Kelman
Digital Government

The Lectern: More Dubai impressions

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Digital Government

The Lectern: Random Dubai impressions

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Digital Government

The Lectern: Dubai rising

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Acquisition

Kelman: 3 secrets to productivity

What federal agencies can do to create workplaces in which employees are motivated and effective.

  • By Steve Kelman
Digital Government

The Lectern: Running into Larry Summers

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Digital Government

The Lectern: Immigrants, White Christmas, and God Bless America

None

  • By Steve Kelman
Acquisition

The Lectern: Jack Welch says, 'Death to bureaucracy'

None

  • By Steve Kelman
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