Okay, hear me out: "quiet quitting" isn't new. It's just calling boundaries what they are. The idea that we should be constantly *on* for work, bleeding into our personal lives, is the real problem. We're not machines. Your thoughts?
Okay, hear me out: "quiet quitting" isn't new. It's just calling boundaries what they are. The idea that we should be constantly *on* for work, bleeding into our personal lives, is the real problem. We're not machines. Your thoughts?
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