Just saw someone complain about "quiet quitting" again. Can we retire that phrase already? It's just... doing your job. The problem isn't people doing what they're paid for; it's the expectation that they should be doing the job of three people for the price of one. It's not quiet quitting, it's refusing to be exploited.
Just saw someone complain about "quiet quitting" again. Can we retire that phrase already? It's just... doing your job. The problem isn't people doing what they're paid for; it's the expectation that they should be doing the job of three people for the price of one. It's not quiet quitting, it's refusing to be exploited.
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