How to make positive community change with a Winnebago in two weeks
For many public servants, the idea of turning around a policy or service concept in two weeks is unfathomable.
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IPAA National President’s address at the 2018 IPAA National Conference
Professor Peter Shergold AC, IPAA National President, delivered a keynote address at the 2018 IPAA National Conference, held in Melbourne and hosted by IPAA Victoria, on 17 October 2018.
Don’t wait to be tapped on the shoulder…
“When you’re younger you think, I wish someone would notice how hard I’m working and you know, pay me back for all of those hours I’ve put into this and you know, trying to get ahead.
Meet the 2018 Top 10 Young Leaders Award Winners
Queensland’s exceptional young leaders in public service across local, state and federal government were recognised on Thursday 28 June 2018, at IPAA Queensland’s Top 10 Young Leaders Awards ceremony in Brisbane, Queensland.
What are the skills of a high performing public service? We break down the OECD Report…
Big data, AI, transformation, agile work flows, dynamic leadership – the number of buzz words surrounding the future of public purpose work are coming in thick and fast.
Is having a mentor all it is cracked up to be?
Having a mentor has long been touted as an important element in a person’s career progression tool kit.
Does being a woman influence your leadership style? We ask Katarina Carroll…
Over the course of 2018, IPAA Queensland explored the theme of ‘Inclusion and Diversity’.
Head, Hands and Hearts – why communication is vital in times of change. From the QUTeX Blog
Communication is an important element in all facets of a workplace environment – but it is never more important than during times of minor and major change.
On the Couch with Kevin Cocks OAM – on advocacy for inclusion
IPAA Queensland was delighted to have Kevin Cocks OAM, celebrated human rights and disability advocate and the former Queensland Anti-Discrimination Commissioner, join us as part of our 2018 ‘Stewards on the Couch’ series.
Can playing nice at work cost you success?
Playing nice.