Dorobek Must Reads – May 20

Each day, the DorobekInsider team searches the Web for the stories most important to the federal community. We gather them so you don’t have to.

• Director of National Intelligence, Dennis Blair, to resign (ABC News)
• FBI CIO unveils next-gen IT strategy (InformationWeek)
• NASA and Justice Assist Toyota Inquiry (NY Times)
• Just how big is the Deepwater Horizon oil spill? (Paul Rademacher)
• Are generational sterotypes harmful to the workplace? (GovLoop)
• Social media changes government in more ways than one (Mashable.com)
• All about the Pentagon’s Entertainment Office (Phil Strub)
• How to make innovation part of your daily routine (steve Radick)

And here’s a list of what you made most popular yesterday:

1. Chances good for passage of TSP/annual leave bill
2. Your wireless router could leave you vulnerable
3. What’s next for telework and the federal government?
4. Toss out that time card, get more productive employees
5. TSP numbers: Look past the short term trend
6. What DorobekInsiders are reading
7. Why the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs tweets
8. Dorobek Must Reads – May 19
9. What the Office of Governmentwide Policy means to you
10. Update: Oil spill pictures reveal devastation
11. Senate passes hiring reform bill
12. McAfee: Hackers more creative, have increased attacks
13. DorobekINSIDER: Commerce quietly names Szykman as the new CIO
    

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