Alyssa Rosenberg reports on FedBlog that the Partnership for Public Service annual rankings of best large federal agencies to work for is out. Here is the list:
Interesting who finished in last place.
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- Government Accountability Office
- National Aeronatics and Space Administration
- Intelligence Community
- Department of State
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Department of Justice
- General Services Adminsitration
- Social Security Administration
- Department of Commerce
- Securities and Exchange Commission
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- Department of the Army
- Department of the Navy
- Department of the Air Force
- Defense Department (Tie)
- Department of the Treasury
- Department of Labor
- Department of Energy
- Office of Personnel Management.
3 comments:
OPM is not that bad! Full ranking shows 30 large agencies, not just top 20: http://data.bestplacestowork.org/bptw/overall/large
Somehow I don't find it reassuring that SSA ranks BELOW GSA. But maybe that's just me.
Right, A#2. Seems to me that GSA has a very poor retention rate. In any event, GSA is not the most popular agency. Managers everywhere have horror stories about space actions, RWA's, lease administration, and so on. Have a problem? Don't count on GSA to solve it, that's for sure.
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