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“DOGE was more like having McKinsey volunteers embedded in agencies rather than the revolutionary force I’d imagined.”
Sahil Lavingia, the creator of Gumroad and one of the employees turned loose inside of the federal government, published a diary of his 55 days at DOGE. Some interesting details in here on how DOGE actually works, and what Lavingia found he could help improve. Oh, and the interview that might have gotten Lavingia canned? It’s mostly about how impressed he was with how well the federal government works.
DOGE Days
[sahillavingia.com]
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