Mr. Trump, who until now had no experience in the federal government, is under immense pressure to find 4,100 qualified people to lead it. He is better than the other possible choice, Stephen Bannon, chairman of Breitbart News, Mr. Trump’s campaign chief and Pied Piper of alt-right conspiracy theorists. And while the flashier jobs have been garnering Mr. Trump’s attention, who is thinking about labor or the F.C.C.? Will Mr. Trump, a micromanager who practically bounces quarters on the beds in Trump hotels, become bogged down in résumé minutiae, or entrust hiring to others? The center’s suggested hiring timelines even appears verbatim on Mr. Trump’s transition website, GreatAgain.gov.

Source: New York Times November 14, 2016 08:21 UTC