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Bookmark or Share- A look at 'quiet quitting' — and whether it's a good or bad thingQuiet quitting doesn't actually involve quitting. It confused me when I first heard of the term as well. Instead, it's been deemed a response to hustle culture and burnout.
- What Is ‘Quiet Quitting’ And How Should Leaders Respond? - ForbesBy Neil Hare. Technology, Covid, and cultural changes make quiet quitting in 2022 different than in the past. The latest buzz phrase coming out of social media is the concept of “quiet quitting...
- When Quiet Quitting Is Worse Than the Real Thing - Harvard Business ReviewEvgeniy Shvets/Stocksy. Summary. While most employers understand the challenges associated with resignations, a new trend — quiet quitting — has somewhat more-nuanced implications for ...
- What Is Quiet Quitting—and Is It a Real Trend? - InvestopediaThe term “quiet quitting” refers to employees who put no more effort into their jobs than absolutely necessary. Gallup's 2023 "State of the Global Workplace" report states that 59% of the ...
- What is quiet quitting? - The World Economic ForumQuiet quitting is the art of not taking work too seriously, mostly used by Gen Z workers who have helped the term go viral on TikTok. COVID-19 has fuelled stress, burnout and falling engagement amongst workers, studies show. Remote working has shown us there are different ways of working that also allow us to enjoy our passions or take time out.
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