DOGE Vacancy: The newly elected President of America Donald Trump (Donald Trump) has recently launched a new government department named DOGE i.e. Department of Government Efficiency. The main task of this department will be to try to reduce the cost of the US government (Elon Musk) and to define new ways. Billionaires Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are serving as the heads of this department. Reducing the US budget is now the main objective of these two billionaires. It is known that the work of this project should be completed by July 4, 2026. America’s 250th Independence Day will also be celebrated on this day.
The department will be run under the joint auspices of the White House and the Office of Management and Budget. Although it will not function as a formal government office, it will function as an external consultant. Elon Musk has released a recruitment notice for this department on social media X handle.
How to be a worker
This recruitment notification posted on X Handle’s Doji account clearly mentions that only those with intelligence and IQ can apply for this job. But nothing is said about the educational qualification or work experience of the candidate. In addition, the person must have the ability to work 80 hours a week. But only idea generators will not be taken in this category, said the post.
To apply for Doji, direct DM to Doji account with respect to the post. But this DM can be done only from those accounts which are X’s verified account and those users who have subscribed at the cost of $84 per year, will be eligible to apply. The top 1 percent of all applicants will be selected. However, it has not been announced how the candidates will be selected.
How much will the salary be?
Candidates will not be paid any salary in this recruitment. Elon Musk makes it clear in the post that it’s a boring job, will make you a lot of enemies, and won’t pay you any money. This unpaid position will greatly benefit US states.
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