De-Generation From the greatest to the latest generation, federal employees are more alike than they realize. By Brittany Ballenstedt and Alyssa Rosenberg
Virtual Connections Agencies venture into another world where avatars and bloggers keep employees tuned in and get the message out. By Gautham Nagesh
Plain & Simple Congress is on a crusade to clean up the language in federal documents. But gobbledygook is hard to kill. By Dan Friedman
NEWS+ANALYSIS
Pulling Out All the Stops Tactics to attract young workers to the acquisition field run the gamut. By Elizabeth Newell
Commanding Influence The Defense Department is drawing strength from other agencies in its efforts to foster stability in Africa. By Katherine McIntire Peters
Bring 'Em Back Proposal would lift annuity offset to attract retirees to agencies in need. By Brittany Ballenstedt
ADVICE+DISSENT
Managing Technology
Rough and Tumble Rugged computers would be more popular if makers would update them. By Bob Brewin
Management Matters
In Full View Could transparency cut down on government waste? By Brian Friel
Intelligence File
Mike on Mike The "silent" DNI is not afraid to talk about himself. By Shane Harris
Viewpoint
Paying It Forward States must continue to play vital role in homeland security funding. By Joshua D. Filler and Timothy L. Beres
Viewpoint
New Attitudes Recruiting the next generation of public servants requires the right message and the right approach. By Bill Leidinger
IN EVERY ISSUE
Editor's Notebook Avoiding the Chinese zodiac approach to workforce management.By Tom Shoop
Perspectives Invest and grow - or should we rein in our spending desires? By Timothy B. Clark
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