Workforce Optimization and Musk Post: List Work Done Last Week in Bullet Form
Federal employees were told on Saturday to list their work accomplishments. The result is confusion. What is the rationale for Musk’s post?
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Federal employees were told on Saturday to list their work accomplishments. The result is confusion. What is the rationale for Musk’s post?
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