The Trump administration has nixed Elon Musk’s “five things” process, in which workers gave the administration bullet points summarizing their actions over the past week.
The move further reduces Musk’s impact on the administration several months after his contentious departure. Once a senior adviser to the president and the head of the Department of Government Efficiency, Musk no longer works for the administration.
The Office of Personnel Management had overseen the responses, but several agencies and other parts of the government had already phased out the mandate. “We communicated with agency HR leads that OPM was no longer going to manage the five things process, nor utilize it internally. At OPM, we believe that managers are accountable to staying informed about what their team members are
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