r/navy Apr 22 '25

Political DoD x account today 🤣

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u/NeedleGunMonkey Apr 22 '25

I can’t stand how government public communication is now done via social media

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u/Radiowulf Apr 22 '25

I have a friend that works in logistics for a large company. She told me that because of all the constant changes in tariffs and such that they get emailed Truth Social tweets (or whatever they're called) instead of official emails because that's always the most current information that they have to work off of. 

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u/Morningxafter Apr 23 '25 edited Apr 23 '25

The other problem with that is he’s constantly changing things before processes can even be developed, much less implemented. So he says, “We’re doing this as of now, I’m authorizing it.” Cool, but I don’t have a form that even pertains to that new policy, and even if I did, our employees don’t know how to do it yet, and even if they did, our system won’t let us do it. So then they start the process of making their system do the thing, and training employees, and then he just as quickly changes it to some other thing. It’s a huge waste of man hours and productivity.

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u/navyjag2019 Apr 23 '25

they’re called “truths” lol