alt Hacker NewsThey're not naming them because they haven't been able to confirm the wrongdoing, not because they can't publish the names of DOGE employees.
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Helloworldboy • today at 3:34 PM
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They're not naming them because they haven't been able to confirm the wrongdoing, not because they can't publish the names of DOGE employees.
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DOGE was headhunting me late July through end of December.
Their recruiters are all anonymous when they reach out as they do not provide their names. I constantly questioned to myself and them directly if they were legit even if their email address showed as [email protected] (their public email address seen on USDS). The first recruiter I demanded a video call with and asked him to bob and weave his head (lol). He never gave me his last name (all his emails came from that public address and they signed their emails with first name only) but I found him on Linkedin. He was late 20s to late 30s. From there I was asked to do/turned in a case study and after the govt shutdown I was invited to interview with a DOGE employee whom then her email showed her full name. I didnt make it past her as there was another step in their process which is an in person interview at USDS's office or within another govt agency DOGE working at.