...fine. Address each item on the ‘essential’ list on the job advert. Feel free to also respond to any items on the ‘desirable’ list. Remember that if you say you...
...writing content that’s style guide-compliant, front-loaded for search engine optimisation, concise and jargon-free. At my new department, things are no different. Except sometimes they have to be… That’s because we’re...
...it daunting for newcomers. There’s lots of help available, but it can be tricky to navigate. Through UK Trade & Investment, government offers help for free, or for a modest...
...website had built up a significant amount of legacy code bloat and design inconsistencies. Re-imagining the service helped us address many of these issues, and we continue to work hard...
...being developed by the Incubator of Artificial Intelligence (i.AI) from Cabinet Office to be used across government to develop public services. DBT have been developing this code base further, by...
...or concept that I do not understand. What is code? Where is the cloud? One of the best bits about this DDaT team is there is never any shame in...
...across use cases: users were most satisfied with M365 Copilot when reviewing code, summarising research, drafting documents and transcribing and summarising Teams meetings. In contrast, users were less satisfied using...
...comments stream where appropriate, using their own name, and signalling that they are commenting in an official capacity. The Civil Service Code has further guidance on online participation for staff....
...a temporary promotion. At the end of the EOI term, the position needs to be re-opened so that anyone inside and outside the department can apply. This is a standard...
...with accessibility in mind from the outset. We were lucky that DBT had already accepted it should meet the Technology Code of Practice and Service Standard for all services, regardless...
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