IPANZ NEW PROFESSIONALS
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09 February 2023
Join us as Hon Grant Robertson, Minister of Finance, delivers the 2020 IPANZ Annual Address, where he will share the Government's priorities for the year ahead.
22 February 2023
How does a public servant learn political nous, and how should a new professional engage with the political system early in their career? This joint IPANZ/ANZSOG event will help new professionals understand what political nous is, hear from senior public servants on their experiences engaging with the political system, and provide opportunity for new professionals to discuss and share what would help them develop their own skillset.
28 November 2022
Working in the Public Service – here’s what people think in September we asked our members what they thought about working in the public service – thanks to the 771 people who completed the survey. Initial results out now
07 September 2022
Apologies. I have been reflecting recently on what it means to apologise as a public servant leader. Apologising for things that happen under your watch has always seemed very straight forward to me. As the leader of an organisation, you take the good with the bad. If you are prepared to take credit for the fantastic things your organisation delivers day in and day out under your leadership but without your direct involvement, you must also be prepared to own the mistakes, which again you may have had no direct involvement in. Own it, fix it, learn from it. Sometimes owning it, being accountable, means stepping away and allowing the organisation to fix and learn under a new leader.