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A New Paradigm
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CGE Vol.13 No.3 March 2007 Many leaders view change as an enemy. General Rick Hillier, Chief of the Defence Staff,...
Preparing the Gen Y managers
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It's not just that executives are about to retire – it's that the top four layers, from deputy minister through...
Le conseiller intègre, une espèce en voie d’extinction?
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Au cours des derniers mois, de nombreux fonctionnaires fédéraux ont dépoussiéré leurs vieux textes de politique publique afin de trouver...
Pushing the boundaries of terra incognita: Anticipate, explore, experiment
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Unless you have been working in a silo, it is obvious to see that the policy environment is rapidly changing.
Le changement en marche : Refaçonner la chaîne canadienne d’approvisionnement en TI
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« Toutes choses étant, par une puissance immortelle, de près ou de loin liées entre elles. On ne peut cueillir un...
Recruiting the best and the brightest
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CGE Vol.13 No.9 November 2007 Most observers will be acutely aware of the pending increased demand for young professionals in the
First Nations reconciliation: Building trust and understanding
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Half a millennium since first contact between Aboriginal peoples and European explorers, 141 years since the British North America Act,...
Finding a path from civil servant to entrepreneur
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Quote of the week “We manage our books really well and we try to generate some surplus; we don’t call...
The Next Big Step: Creating and pursuing a clear vision of the future
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CGE Vol.13 No.8 October 2007 The biggest challenge facing government executives is not diagnosing the need for change, but rather
Zero to hero: Changing municipal culture
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In terms of performance measurement, incentives for success and penalties for failure, public sector organizations operate in a paradigm detached...