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This online self-paced course explains the value of empathy and asking open-ended questions when interacting with customers or clients. Participants will learn techniques to help them clarify a client's stated needs, as well as their unstated needs, for a more responsive and satisfying client service experience.
This online self-paced course introduces best practices for effectively positioning a message to enable action by the target audience. Participants will learn how to adapt a presentation to suit their target audience and integrate a call to action as part of the story analysis.
This online self-paced course explores the most common technologies available for capturing data and analytics, as well as ongoing trends in technology selection and architecture.
This job aid presents a case study on the use of biometric screening by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to illustrate the role of the federal public service in the five phases of policy development.
Designed to benefit current and future public administration practitioners, this publication provides a historical perspective on disparate fiscal review initiatives spanning over a half century, and serves to decode the evolution of contemporary expenditure management practices through factual retrospectives and lessons learned.
This online self-paced course presents realistic scenarios that explain how employees in the federal public service are paid and common situations that can affect employee pay.
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