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Wow. Asking workers to report what they did last week freaks everyone out?? What planet do we live on?

REPORT: Elon Musk just revealed the real reason for his “What did you do this week?” email—and it’s nothing short of brilliant. Musk instructed federal workers to outline five things they accomplished last week. While it was a move to weed out lazy employees, the real goal was to identify workers who don’t exist. Musk explained: “In some cases, we believe non-existent people or the identities of dead people are being used to collect paychecks. In other words, there is outright fraud.” The email came with a stern warning: failure to respond would be considered a resignation. Let’s see who actually responds. If Musk is right, we could be looking at a massive revelation—there may be far more non-existent people receiving government paychecks than anyone imagined.

Remember when every Federal employee got pwned during the Obama admin?

I already had a low opinion of many federal workers but now that I’ve seen them all meltdown and cry because they’re expected to provide the faintest evidence that they’re actually accomplishing anything with the taxpayer funded job we’ve given them, I realize that my opinion of them was still somehow too high

Literally takes 2 minutes to respond. Reporting to your boss about what you accomplished at work is very standard. Why is this so controversial?