You have just graduated from college and are interested in a career in government. In looking for your first job, you have found out that the city manager's office of the City of Sacramento, California, has recently begun to recognize the significant retirement projections among its baby boomer employees. According to the city manager, to deal with the impending retirements, Sacramento’s city government will start designing and offering leadership development programs to its employees. According to the city manager, the programs will focus on helping younger leaders to understand how various parts of city government operate as well as helping them to develop a broad network of relationships within city government as a whole. Would this information you’ve found out about Sacramento’s city government raise or lower your interest in working there? Explain. How would you find out if other potential employers offer similar programs?