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This depends on their role. That more applies to people involved in contract decisions and execution (the legal/financial parts, not the doing the technical wor
by Jtsummers 2y ago
This depends on their role. That more applies to people involved in contract decisions and execution (the legal/financial parts, not the doing the technical work part). For programmers, they can move back and forth relatively freely, but should go through their agency's legal office to be certain.
- ludicrousdispla 2y agoRight, well ... the DOGE staffers (which assumes they are actually employed) seem to be primarily focused on contract decisions and execution.
- kyrra 2y agoIf they are just data analysis and gathering, that's not exactly contract negotiation.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> they are just data analysis and gathering They are not. They de facto cancelled contracts while rooting around at the Treasury. Given the lack of transparency at DOGE, it’s unclear how the front-line bros can claim they were following official instructions versus making calls on their own.