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New legislators get schooled on how to make friends, find success in Annapolis

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Senior members of the General Assembly are offering a two-day crash course on what it takes to be a success. New legislators were encouraged to hire a chief of staff whose personality meshes with theirs and to quickly develop a system for organizing the official calendar. Several speakers sought to convince new legislators that Annapolis is far more cordial and less partisan than Capitol Hill.

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New legislators get schooled on how to make friends, find success in Annapolis

This content was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters’ free email subscription today. Five weeks ago they were on the campaign trail. Five weeks from now, they will be sworn in as state legislators, completing a whirlwind transition. For many, it will be a first taste of public service. To help ease the newcomers’ transition from citizen to servant, senior members of the General…

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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New legislators get schooled on how to make friends, find success in Annapolis - Maryland Matters

Five weeks ago they were on the campaign trail. Five weeks from now, they will be sworn in as state legislators, completing a whirlwind transition. For many, it will be a first taste of public service. To help ease the newcomers’ transition from citizen to servant, senior members of the General Assembly — lawmakers from both chambers and both parties — are offering a two-day crash course on what it takes to be a success. Several speakers at Mo…

1 year ago·Takoma Park, United States

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