Former Government Official Takes Aim at Washington Inefficiencies with New Book
A new book, 'Inside DOGE', is now available to readers. The book provides an insider's account of the Department of Government Efficiency's efforts to transform the federal government. Author Tyler Hassen, a former Acting Assistant Secretary at the U.S. Department of the Interior, draws on his firsthand experience in the book.
Hassen argues that Washington's system of incentives rewards process over results, rather than outcomes. He calls for 'flooding' the system with talent to bring about change. The book covers events such as a California water crisis that sparked an international media firestorm and Hassen's own appointment, which was scrutinized by the Senate.
The $830 million customer-survey contract request mentioned in the book is described by Hassen as 'vastly overdesigned'. He claims he could have designed it himself in high school. Published by Republic Book Publisher, the book is available on Amazon and at major booksellers.