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TechFlow news, May 14 — According to Decrypt, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has publicly invited former employees of the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to apply for positions with expedited interview and hiring processes. This move follows the viral spread of a Fox News interview featuring DOGE member Ethan Shortland, a Harvard dropout, who described being ostracized on campus after joining the agency.
According to Decrypt, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has publicly invited former employees of the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to apply for positions at his company, offering them expedited interview and hiring processes. This move comes after a Fox News interview featuring Ethan Shortland, a DOGE member and Harvard dropout, went viral, in which Shortland described being ostracized on campus for joining the agency.
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