Since you pitch the USDS to tech people, please let us know: how free do you feel to speak your mind on political matters, or to effect those positive outcomes?
Personally I've judged the quality of incoming political appointees, and I would chafe at working under leadership I could not respect.
In my worst imagination, I would be holding down a desk until it could be filled by the employees of well-connected contractors.
You describe it as "incredibly frustrating" now. How do you think you can keep that work "deeply important and inspiring"?
Personally I've judged the quality of incoming political appointees, and I would chafe at working under leadership I could not respect.
In my worst imagination, I would be holding down a desk until it could be filled by the employees of well-connected contractors.
You describe it as "incredibly frustrating" now. How do you think you can keep that work "deeply important and inspiring"?