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This event recording explores the issues, challenges and opportunities facing Métis communities as they build constructive relationships and support reconciliation efforts with other Indigenous Peoples.
This article emphasizes the importance of being digitally literate and discusses how continuous learning is essential to building digital skills and competencies.
With a focus on understanding Indigenous Peoples, this online self-paced course demystifies the idea of unconscious cultural bias and explores issues of prejudice and discrimination. Through a series of self-reflection exercises, participants will discover the cultural competencies they need to build respectful relationships with First Nations, Métis and Inuit.
This job aid provides a how-to for scheduling rotational coffee breaks that encourage random pairs of team members to connect, collaborate, network and build stronger relationships at work.
This job aid for employees at all levels provides insights into building trust in meetings and understanding the powerful role of the meeting facilitator.
This video explains why building a successful digital model for use by the Government of Canada is a necessity that comes with many exciting opportunities.
This introductory course for materiel management specialists presents the basics about the functional areas of materiel management, and how individual roles link together to support the cost-effective and efficient management of materiel assets. Participants will learn how federal policies, including those related to life-cycle asset management, are integrated into each functional area.
This event recording features Jennifer Pahlka, author of Recoding America, who critically examines the gap between policy and implementation in the public service and explores practical strategies for building public service capacity through human-centred approaches.
This online self-paced course provides managers with the knowledge they need to establish merit criteria, explore the staffing options available to them, and manage the candidate assessment process.
This online self-paced course focuses on building communication skills to convey messages clearly, adapt to different audiences, and foster productive interactions with others.
This job aid compiles a list of links to Indigenous-related articles, books, resources and other scholarly research that can be used to expand and build on our current understanding of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples in Canada.
This video features insights from public servants and the CEO of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada (IPAC) on exploring and building a career in the federal public service.
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