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Serve the Servant
Who takes care of public sector employees who take care of us? Public sector roles can range from people we never see who process forms for registration to leaders who testify before Congress and everyone in between. Most if not all take and keep their jobs because of a calling to serve others, no matter how thankless the job may be. Just like in the private sector, people change careers at all levels in government. Sometimes, folks leave to address a greater calling.
Alexis Bonnell is one of those people and is now an unofficial ally of public sector leaders. Her story reveals how she now serves public sector servants in a very different and needed way from her time as government executive.
Public sector leaders are so many things: information absorbers, distillers, analyzers. Hear Alexis describe how she helps public sector servants become excited about their mission. And how she serves them by distilling the benefits of technology, like AI, into ways that can help them shift themselves and their organizations to higher value tasks. Alexis addresses topics important to public sector leaders: bringing humanity to their roles after Covid, serving as human offramps in how we absorb technology and how to address time poverty in whatever roles each of us performs today.
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By Gary Danoff
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Who takes care of public sector employees who take care of us? Public sector roles can range from people we never see who process forms for registration to leaders who testify before Congress and everyone in between. Most if not all take and keep their jobs because of a calling to serve others, no matter how thankless the job may be. Just like in the private sector, people change careers at all levels in government. Sometimes, folks leave to address a greater calling.
Alexis Bonnell is one of those people and is now an unofficial ally of public sector leaders. Her story reveals how she now serves public sector servants in a very different and needed way from her time as government executive.
Public sector leaders are so many things: information absorbers, distillers, analyzers. Hear Alexis describe how she helps public sector servants become excited about their mission. And how she serves them by distilling the benefits of technology, like AI, into ways that can help them shift themselves and their organizations to higher value tasks. Alexis addresses topics important to public sector leaders: bringing humanity to their roles after Covid, serving as human offramps in how we absorb technology and how to address time poverty in whatever roles each of us performs today.