The Department of Defense has officially ended Elon Musk's "what did you do last week" emails, a Pentagon spokesperson said ...

The Pentagon on Wednesday scrapped a controversial initiative spearheaded by Elon Musk that required Department of Defense ...

The Pentagon is no longer requiring civilian employees to send emails listing out five things they accomplished each week, ...

It can be big or small. It can be focused on a particular program or on larger Department operations — I invite you to be ...

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“Give me five bullet points on what you accomplished for work last week or you owe me a ... Meanwhile, the official "what did you do this week" emails from DOGE are reportedly a bust.

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It asked the workers to reply to the email with 'approx. 5 bullets of what you accomplished last week' and gave a deadline of that Monday at 11.59pm EST to send their explanation of work.

Buchanan then offered counseling resources to those who need it and further directed employees to respond to any future “What did you do last week?” emails from OPM until further notice.

Buchanan then offers counseling resources to those who need it and further directs employees to respond to any future “What did you do last week?” emails from OPM until further notice.

Please do not send any classified information, links or attachments. (We don’t want the Russians getting ahold of them — er, we mean Ukraine.) Specifically, please list what you did last week ...

Hegseth’s directive comes after Pentagon officials previously instructed Department of Defense employees not to respond to a Feb. 22 “What did you do last week?” email, spearheaded by DOGE ...