Published Jan 13, 2025
Why Government Hiring Is So Inefficient
Jennifer Pahlka, author of "Recoding America," delves into the inefficiencies of government hiring, technology projects, and operations, urging for reform to combat outdated systems and bureaucratic inertia, and advocating for a balanced approach between disruptive innovation and thoughtful policy changes.

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