The Federal Reserve workers interact with the decline in the potential musk from Dog to focus on Tesla

Whether Elon Musk is already retreating from the western wing or not, Federal workers want one thing.

“Can we stop sending this weekly email now?” An employee requesting the internal revenue service.

Business Insider spoke to 17 federal workers after Tesla CEO said in the Tuesday profit invitation that he hopes to devote more time to the company because “the main work in creating” DOGE has been completed.

And many e -mail indicated “What I did last week” required by the Dog Musk office since February. Many said they are skeptical that Musk would lose the effect of the White House. Even if he did so, some said that the legacy of musk will live in Dog through discounts in the federal workforce and the government’s budget. Others simply hope they will have less e -mail per week to send it.

As a private government employee, Musk is only allowed to work for the Trump administration for 130 days a year. However, federal workers spoke with them said they expect him to continue to issue political addresses.

“I will believe it when I see it,” said a programmer in the Tax Authority.

A former employee of the National Oceanic and Air Force Administration said that they do not take the Declaration of Musk seriously. An employee of the Personnel Management Office added that Musk’s pledge to retreat seem to be “public relations.”

Other Federal workers said that even if Musk leaves Dog, his actions will have a permanent impact on the government and its employees.

“The effect on the federal government cannot be defined precisely like quarterly profit reports,” said OPM employee. Several workers have expressed concern about the reports that Duij and Musk were able to access sensitive information such as the internal government databases and social security details of the Americans.

Some were reflected in the anxiety caused by the federal fire in Dog in their lives. A few of them said they were constantly worried about losing their livelihood. He also told the Federal workers who voted for Donald Trump and supported his goals to provide money that they felt treason due to the sudden mass shooting of a material called “low performance”.

An employee at the Ministry of Agriculture said: “There is a systematic way to reduce its size, and I am all for the right size to meet ongoing events.” “The way Musa deals and his team and continued to deal with the situation is harmful to federal workers (who are real people with families), taxes for American institutions, and eventually harm the American public.”

The Ministry of Defense employee hopes that Musa will decline to “a little satisfaction” about their job security.

Then there are possible effects on their daily work. Several federal workers have told that they hope that Musk’s departure indicates the end of his e -mail “Five Glies”. It is not clear what Musk and his colleagues do with information or whether it has led directly to any employee’s fire.

“I must look, search and see what I did – this is 10 minutes lost. Another tax employee said they are sending almost the same email every week.

“As long as this is useful,” Musk said on Tuesday. When correspondents asked Trump at the Oval Office on Wednesday about the departure of Musk, he said that Musk was “an incredible man” and “was a tremendous assistance in the campaign and what he did with Dog.” Musk nor Trump explained the role of future musk in management.

The potential Doge Up comes along with a decrease in Tesla profits in the first quarter. The profits of the electric vehicle company per share and revenue decreased by 71 % and 9 % on an annual basis, respectively. Mousse said last month that his role in the White House “costs me a lot” and that he managed his work “great difficulty.” With news that it could retreat from Trumpworld, Tesla shares were trading more than 5 % after hours and jumped again on Wednesday.

One of the federal employees said they are not surprised that musk is due to its executive role. They said that working in the government is likely to be “a very big problem for a person trained to see things as geometric problems.”