New federal employees must now write essays praising Trump's policies
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
Such efficiency. All these man hours spent reading shitty essays that don't accomplish anything except titillating Trump's ego.
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Can I use ChatGPT?
Probably better to use Grok, because that's what's going to read these things.
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Probably better to use Grok, because that's what's going to read these things.
Can Grok tell if Grok generated the essay?
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The courts have been telling him no for the most part. They just take awhile because they actually follow the law.
Is Trump actually following what the courts say though?
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Can Grok tell if Grok generated the essay?
I don't know if it will care to be honest
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If it is illegal a judge will stop it. Just because he sprays and prays doesn't mean it's sticking.
If it is illegal a judge will stop it.
Someone would have to bring a legal case to them first, right? And even if they did, a SC Judge can overturn that.
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Not a lawyer but I actually don’t think so.
I assume all government figures never thought this kind of act could ever happen here so they had no reason to make a law about it or one that covers it.
P.S. Even if it is, who is going to stop them. They haven’t followed any law they don’t want to unless forced by the courts and even then they still do it.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I'd expect there's applicable laws concerning discrimination in hiring practices. It's probably not a legal stretch to argue that mandating idealogical support for one party's policies will run afoul of political discrimination laws. In fact, this might generate a bunch of lawsuits from people who get turned down for jobs.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
I would AI the shit outta that everytime.
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If it is illegal a judge will stop it.
Someone would have to bring a legal case to them first, right? And even if they did, a SC Judge can overturn that.
And even if they did, a SC Judge can overturn that.
Easy solution: Don't use a South Carolina judge.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
Are back handed compliments acceptable as praise? What about sarcasm?
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
Trump is completely pathetic
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This is like the only ethical use of it can think of: generating acceptable propaganda so you can get the job and do actual work instead
Damn, it's true
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
Should end up with a lot of unqualified sycophantic drones running the government. If sense ever returns to the US, it will take years to fix.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
You know you're a pathetic weakling when you have to force people to say nice things about you.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
What a weak, pathetic excuse for a human being. He has knowingly and willfully broken his oath of office and if anyone in our government had a spine (or a moral code), he’d already be gone and we could start mending what he has broken. Unfortunately, he and his henchmen have done so much damage, it could take years. If ever.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
Feral government... Freudian slip?
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Should end up with a lot of unqualified sycophantic drones running the government. If sense ever returns to the US, it will take years to fix.
*decades or centuries
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This has to be illegal.
I don't think so
Dumb? Yes but not illegal
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30703278
Those seeking a job in the federal government will now have to write an essay in support of Donald Trump's executive orders, according to a memo from the Office of Personnel Management.
Vince Haley, the White House's head of domestic policy, wrote in the May 29 memorandum that all civil service applicants must answer a series of essays as part of the job recruitment process, including one about how they would "help advance" Trump's policy priorities.
And this is what ChatGPT was made for.
