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Maximizing Impact, Minimizing Costs: A Strategic Approach to Coaching in Resource-Constrained Government Institutions

International Coach Academy

Therefore, this paper examines how coaching can be applied cost-effectively in resource-constrained government institutions. The growing complexity of governance, rapid technological advancement, and rising public expectations have put immense pressure on public servants to perform efficiently (Hornung, 2023).

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The Performance Appraisal that Really Matters (Marshall Goldsmith)

Let's Grow Leaders

In the course of that work I’ve seen many managers who struggle to achieve business success; much less build meaningful professional relationships. The truth is that in companies, nonprofits, and government offices around the world it’s not hard to find stressed out, frustrated, (and often hopeless) managers.

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The Biggest Mistake NEW Leaders Make

Let's Grow Leaders

Ian McAllister, General Manager at Amazon, reports that one of his greatest challenges as a new manager was thinking too small. As a result, American trust in government declined for decades afterwards. Action: for the first week (longer for larger organizations) as a new leader, focus on meeting people over coffee and lunch.

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Government data management for the digital age

McKinsey

Public institutions can make more of their data resources. Five actions can help them modernize their data infrastructures and unlock significant value across state, economy, and society.

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Federal financial management: How governments can do more with the budgets they have

McKinsey

Tools that enable more agile and transparent financial management can help government leaders tie resources directly to mission outcomes, boosting the impact of taxpayer funds.

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The great balancing act: Managing the coming $30 trillion deficit while restoring economic growth

McKinsey

As they continue to grapple with a global pandemic, governments will need to manage deficits and debt-payment plans while finding the best ways to support economic recovery.

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The business of running state government operations

McKinsey

New research from the National Association of State Chief Administrators and McKinsey looks at critical issues for state chief administrative officers in real estate, risk management, and digital government.