As Twitchy reported, Elon Musk emailed all federal workers asking them to list in five bullet points what they had worked on the previous week. It's brilliant actually, as it shows who actually reads their emails or if that person exists at all. Federal workers didn't have the five minutes it would take to write the email but they found time to appear on cable news to describe how terrifying the request was.

That was a week ago, but federal workers are still suffering from PTSD. They held a protest outside the Capitol on Monday to express just how frightening it is to get an email from your boss. Nice COVID mask outside by the way.

Seriously. Just list what you did and hit Reply. It shouldn't take more than five or ten minutes.

Aren't these people supposed to be working instead of protesting on the steps of the Capitol?

 {ai:summary}<p>Elon Musk's request for federal workers to summarize their weekly tasks in five bullet points has sparked significant backlash. Many workers expressed distress over the direct communication, leading to protests outside the Capitol, where they voiced their concerns about the request's impact on their mental well-being.</p><p>Critics argue that the request is a standard practice in many industries and that the focus should be on productivity rather than emotional responses. The situation highlights a divide between expectations of accountability and the reactions of federal employees. #politics</p>

DOGE Protester Expresses How Frightening It Is to Get an Email From Your Boss

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