US Tech Force

> Are there any other benefits?

> Additional benefits include professional development opportunities, networking with government and industry leaders, and a pathway to continued public service or private sector careers.

Given the lack of mention of any benefits prior to this, it sure sounds like "you'll get lots of exposure!"

edit: not sure if they just added it, or if I just missed it, but there is an FAQ entry on compensation:

> Compensation varies based on experience level and agency placement. Annual salaries are expected to be in the approximate range of $150,000 to $200,000. Benefits include health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, and eligibility for performance-based awards.

> No, Tech Force positions are not political appointments. Participants are hired as federal employees based on their technical qualifications and serve in non-partisan roles focused on technology implementation.

Will you be forced to set a politically biased out-of-office message that blames the Other Side when you're inevitably furloughed during the next funding crisis?

What an AI slopfest of a website.

Also: the "United States DOGE Service"? Really?

> Backed by the White House

Somehow it hits differently than the similar phrase, "backed by the full faith and credit of the US Govt."

Which was rebranded to DOGE.

Republicans love playing shell games while they rob taxpayers blind.