The White House DOGE office is implementing measures to evaluate the productivity of federal employees. An email was sent requesting workers to summarize their accomplishments from the previous week, highlighting a push from President Trump for a more efficient federal workforce. Employees expressed uncertainty in their responses due to work stoppage orders, raising concerns about how to demonstrate productivity in light of federal restrictions. This action is part of a broader initiative to streamline government operations and enhance accountability among staff.
On Saturday, the White House DOGE office sent an email to federal employees asking them to list what work they accomplished in the last week.
The emails followed President Donald Trump's instruction to "get more aggressive" in reducing the size of the federal bureaucracy.
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