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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.
In this episode of the How to Survive as an Executive podcast, Pablo Sobrino discusses the phases that executives and their teams may experience while navigating a crisis, the various coping strategies needed, and the importance of open communication and staying connected.
This event recording features a discussion with a panel of senior public servants who had key responsibilities during the events of September 11, 2001, on the repercussions on domestic and foreign policy and how Canada would be forever altered.
This event recording features Alasdair Roberts, Ph.D., Professor of Public Policy at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, who speaks about policy paradigms and their impacts on innovation.
This event recording provides an overview of what intelligence is, how it is used in the security community, and its implications for public policy decision-making across the Government of Canada.
This online self-paced course helps managers to better understand the foundational concept of values and ethics, and how to apply it when dealing with conflicts of interest, ethical dilemmas, harassment situations and other issues of workplace well-being. Through practical exercises and case studies, participants will identify, discuss and apply the key principles and policies related to values and ethics in the public sector.
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