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The National Design Studio Became a DOGE Landing Pad. Now ‘Big Balls’ Is Recruiting

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Vittoria Elliott
The National Design Studio Became a DOGE Landing Pad. Now ‘Big Balls’ Is Recruiting
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The National Design Studio (NDS), led by Joe Gebbia, has become a landing spot for former members of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Critics and interviewees point to a lack of formal hiring processes and opaque organizational structures similar to those seen in DOGE.

NDS is headed by Joe Gebbia, the cofounder of Airbnb who now serves as the country’s chief design officer. Its mission is to redesign government websites to make them “beautifully designed” with a “great user experience,” according to Gebbia. But NDS retains many of the hallmarks of DOGE, including some of its team members, an opaque structure, and a seeming lack of adherence to the way many rules and systems in the federal government work. As it continues hiring, WIRED spoke to an engineer who interviewed for a position with the agency.

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