Learning catalogue

This video previews the Best Advice Executive series, a video series featuring deputy ministers who offer their best advice on executive leadership in the public service.

This video features retired general Walter Natynczyk, who shares his best advice for dealing with ethical issues in the public service.

This video features retired general Walter Natynczyk, who outlines the essential considerations for developing a strategic plan.

This event recording addresses the importance of strengthening the relationships between the federal government and Indigenous businesses and describes ways to create mutually beneficial contracting arrangements.

This online self-paced course presents best practices for managing organizational change by adapting business operations and making them more resilient and flexible in the face of innovation or change. Participants will learn about the important role of leaders in enabling digital transformation and establishing an effective change management strategy.

This job aid presents step-by-step instructions on how to protect participant data collected through design research by preserving confidentiality, obtaining free and informed consent, and maintaining data security.

This video outlines different best practices on how to thrive in a hybrid work environment.

This video featuring Ayushi Roy, explores best practices for working in cross-functional teams and lays the foundation for successful product and service delivery.

This video provides best practices for managers who are responsible for hybrid teams.

This job aid lists what to do and what not to do when meeting with clients, whether regularly or for the very first time.

This video features a panel discussion on the Government of Canada's duty to consult with Indigenous Peoples, the need for open and ongoing dialogue, and an understanding of Indigenous perspectives.

In this podcast episode, Joel Fisher and Sharon Burnett speak about a bid-rigging investigation and how to detect and prevent bid rigging from happening in the first place.