According to Fortune, Marc Andreessen, co-founder of a16z, recently discussed the work priorities of the U.S. government's efficiency department (DOGE) on a podcast, stating that the department plans to increase the number of days federal employees spend in the office. Currently, federal office buildings in Washington D.C. have an average occupancy rate of only 25%. He mentioned that some federal agencies allow employees to work remotely, with some employees only coming to the office one or two days a month. Andreessen questioned whether this model meets the requirements of federal employment and pointed out that DOGE has proposed "innovative ideas" to reduce government spending and optimize regulations. Previously, Trump advisors Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy suggested cutting $2 trillion in spending by reducing government waste, but the relevant plans are still in the proposal stage.

According to Fortune, Marc Andreessen, co-founder of a16z, recently discussed the priorities of the U.S. government's efficiency department (DOGE) on a podcast. He stated that the department plans to increase the number of days federal employees work in the office, as the current average occupancy rate of federal office buildings in Washington, D.C. is only 25%. He mentioned that some federal agencies allow employees to work remotely, with some employees only coming into the office one or two days a month. Andreessen questioned whether this model meets the requirements of federal employment and pointed out that DOGE has proposed "innovative ideas" for reducing government spending and optimizing regulation. Previously, Trump advisors Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy suggested cutting $2 trillion in spending by reducing government waste, but the related plans are still in the proposal stage.

a16z co-founder: DOGE plans to encourage federal employees to return to the office