Bangladesh, Feb. 25 -- A directive from Elon Musk, appointed as the US governments efficiency czar under President Donald Trump, has sparked internal resistance among senior federal officials. Musks instruction required federal employees to submit weekly summaries of their work or face potential termination, a move that some department heads have rejected, citing concerns about security, autonomy, and operational efficiency.

On February 22, Musk announced the mandate on the social media platform X, stating that all federal government workers must outline their weekly accomplishments in five bullet points. Failure to comply, he warned, might be interpreted as voluntary resignation. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Mu...