
“Unlike the ‘5 bullets’ this is not a strong encouragement,” said the email, referencing the command from Elon Musk that all federal workers submit weekly emails listing five accomplishments. The email noted in bold and italicized text, “All employees are required to submit this daily information.”
In late February, human resources chiefs across agencies gathered for a call led by the Office of Personnel Management, according to an email summarizing the call. During the discussion, representatives for GSA announced they were working on a “new federal daily check-in tool,” the email shows. A test email went out from a GSA email address that same day. GSA was hoping to debut the check-in tool by the first week in March, the emails show.
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