Federal Workforce Reset: Understanding the Recent Changes
Virtual
Who Should Attend
All Federal employees, including supervisors, team leads, HR professionals, analysts, and high-potential staff looking to grow fast—and smart.
Course Overview
In 2025, sweeping reforms reshaped the federal workforce—transforming how employees are hired, promoted, and evaluated. Find out what you need to know to stay ready and relevant.
Are you ready? Join us for this dynamic 2-hour seminar designed to break down the latest directives impacting federal hiring, performance management, and SES leadership. We’ll review changes to the Merit Hiring Plan, the new SES Core Qualifications, and the updated performance standards issued by OPM, translating them into plain language and actionable guidance. Whether you're a federal employee, supervisor, or aspiring SES, this briefing will show you exactly what’s changed—and what it means for your career.
You’ll learn how to prepare for skills-based hiring, navigate the end of self-assessments and long resumes, understand the implications of structured interviews and mandatory performance check-ins, and align yourself with agency and administration priorities. Most importantly, we’ll discuss how to not just survive—but thrive—in this new era of federal service.
No exercises. Just concise, fast-paced training providing the clarity and direction you need. All participants will receive the full slide deck, policy links, and a post-course action checklist. Live Q&A included.
Course Topics
- Changes to how employees are hired, promoted, and evaluated
- New directives impacting federal hiring
- Updated performance standards issued by OPM
- Changes impacting performance management
- New SES Core Qualifications
- The Merit Hiring Plan
- Prepare for skills-based hiring
- Navigate the end of self-assessments and long resumes
- Understand the implications of structured interviews and mandatory performance check-ins
- Align yourself with agency and administration priorities
- Discover how to thrive in this new era of federal service
- Live Q&A