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Innovations in CX: Gauging Engagement

GovLoop

Know When Engagement Matters (and Doesn’t) Agencies develop many digital tools for constituent engagement, but sometimes the best response is…silence. According to Summer Xiao , Deputy CIO in Houston’s Project Management Office, “The public actually doesn’t want to engage with you.” How do we get more feedback?

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Refine Your Local Core Values: The Five Principles of Local Government ?GovPilot

GovPilot

These basic principles should be upheld at all times because they help promote strong leadership which ultimately leads to stronger community involvement.

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10 Leadership Tips For Local Government Officials From GovPilot

GovPilot

Effective leadership in government is vital because it ensures that every public sector employee can efficiently manage their responsibilities such as providing essential services, implementing policies, and addressing community needs in a timely fashion.

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Guidelines for Contributing Content to GovLoop.com

GovLoop

GovLoop’s editorial team considers the contents of each post, its thought-leadership focus and overall relevance to the community, and GovLoop’s current production schedule when determining what to post online, and when. Share thought leadership. Use conversational, engaging, inclusive language.

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May Online Training Opportunities

GovLoop

At GovLoop, we’re always excited to offer meaningful online training to government employees who need to stay up to date on the latest technology and trends in order to serve constituents effectively. PT as we speak with a leadership expert about why making time for higher-level thinking and planning is so important.

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Advancing Fairfield County as a Tech Hub

The Whistle Post

The Stamford Partnership is a public-private consortium that brings together various constituencies and stakeholders to identify needs and improve the quality of life across Southwest Connecticut. million earmarked for employer engagement and workforce training by the co-conveners of the Southwest Connecticut Tech Hub.

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Want to Be a Featured Contributor?

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We especially are interested in topics that fall within the following categories: Employee and constituent engagement Professional and personal development Artificial intelligence/machine learning Career advice for new and current supervisors Data use and/or literacy Diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility Process improvements/agency outcomes (..)