
Elon Musk's latest directive to federal employees—to reply to a DOGE email listing five things they did last week or lose their jobs—has prompted critics online to seemingly spam DOGE's email system in response.
On Saturday, Musk, who oversees the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), sent an email to over 2 million federal workers demanding that they submit a list of five things they did last week by Monday evening. On X (formerly Twitter), Musk warned that failure to respond would be considered a resignation.