In a surprising turn of events, the famous internet meme Doge has made headlines by sending an email to US federal workers urging them to either “document work or resign”. The email, which was sent to thousands of employees across various government agencies, has sparked controversy and confusion among recipients.
The email, which was signed simply as “Doge”, stated that federal workers should be diligent in documenting their work and ensuring that they are fulfilling their job responsibilities. It also emphasized the importance of accountability and transparency in the workplace.
While the message may seem straightforward, many federal workers have been left scratching their heads wondering why Doge, a fictional Shiba Inu dog known for its humorous and often nonsensical captions, would be addressing such a serious issue.
Some recipients have expressed skepticism about the legitimacy of the email, questioning whether it was a prank or a phishing attempt. However, government officials have confirmed that the email did indeed originate from a government server and appears to be a legitimate communication.
Despite the confusion surrounding the email, some federal workers have taken Doge’s message to heart and have begun taking steps to document their work more effectively. Some have even started using project management tools and time tracking software to ensure that they are meeting their job requirements.
It remains to be seen whether Doge will continue to send out emails to federal workers or if this was a one-time occurrence. Regardless, the email has certainly sparked discussion and debate among government employees about the importance of accountability and transparency in the workplace.
In the meantime, federal workers are left to ponder the words of Doge and decide whether they will heed the advice to “document work or resign”. Only time will tell how this unusual email will impact the work culture within government agencies.