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Daniel Hoang on Public Policy

• How Will You Manage a Changing Workforce
  Great video by XPLANE, a visual consulting company. The video shows how employers must deal with up to four different generations in the workforce. […]
• When Trimming Around the Edges Isn’t Enough
  photo credit: pedrosimoes7 When you read the paper or listen to governments speak about their plans to make up for budget deficits, you realize that they’re playing a phony game. It’s all about trimming around the edges. Take a few thousand from the printing supplies budget line, cut a few travel expenses, and maybe eliminate [...] […]
• Updates on Work Projects
  The majority of my posts to this blog has been more of insights and lessons learned. In preparation for the announcement of the alumni bloggers in the Dean’s Winter Report, I just wanted to give my visitors an update of where I am since graduating from Pepperdine School of Public Policy in 2005. photo credit: [...] […]
• Simplify Your Writing to Communicate Better
  A short report, presentation, letter, memo, or document is often many times as hard to write than its long counterpart. Anyone can write a 20 page report, it takes talent to condense all that information in to a one page briefing. So why do you see such poorly written documents both online and offline? The amount [...] […]
• Tech Support Cheat Sheet – How I Do It
  People often ask me how I know so much about computers and how I get all these things done so fast. Webcomic xkcd just figured out my trick and made a flow chart. I rarely know all the shortcuts or where the buttons are in an application, it’s a matter of poking around and just [...] […]