Working in the open: why being inclusive matters
...privileged to work in and contribute to such an open and inclusive environment here at GDS. There's no way to do your best for such an important cause when you're...
...privileged to work in and contribute to such an open and inclusive environment here at GDS. There's no way to do your best for such an important cause when you're...
...an incredible opportunity for anyone looking to accelerate their career in digital. Whether you’re a graduate, or an experienced civil servant, I very much hope you’ll consider putting yourself forward....
When I was preparing my talk for this year’s Blog Camp – a capability building event for blog editors across government – I came across a slide from one of...
...energy, and it was a great time to come in as the new minister for GDS. I am absolutely committed to driving the digital agenda forward, not only to maintain...
...in the workplace, not only for leaders but for the Civil Service as a whole. It’s rewarding to be able to work collaboratively with other countries – helping to draw...
...look back at how the Scottish Digital Academy has transformed into its current form, from beginning over an informal chat over coffee in Leeds to having over 900 graduates. The...
...process, and over the past year we’ve been running a new pipeline process for spend controls, which aims to be more collaborative and more beneficial for departments and government as...
...in the immediate term, help manage COVID-generated demands. This work is supported and funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), under their Partnership for Development programme. Since the...
...and Data Office’s DDaT (Digital, Data and Technology) Profession team. I landed on my feet here, surrounded by lovely people that wanted the best for me. As my time at...
The Government Digital Service exists to make digital government simpler, clearer and faster for everyone. To do this, we need strong data foundations to help us make better evidence-based decisions...