The White House DOGE office is continuing its crackdown on federal employees' productivity.On Saturday, federal workers got an email asking them to list what work they accomplished last week.Some federal workers told BI they weren't sure how to respond, given work stoppage orders.On Saturday, the White House DOGE office sent an email to federal employees asking them to list what work they accomplished in the last week.The subject of the email, which was reviewed by Business Insider, read, "What did you do last week?""Please reply to this email with approx. 5 bullets of what you accomplished last week and cc your manager," the email reads. "Please do not send An email was received by federal employees asking them to list the work tasks they accomplished over the last week. Anonymous Department of Education Source The emails followed President Donald Trump's instruction to "get more aggressive" in reducing the size of the federal bureaucracy.This is a developing story, please check back for updates.