The media has talked about “quiet quitting” for weeks. Is it actually real, or did the media make it up? See potential bias and similarities in coverage from FortuneMagazine, BusinessInsider and DailyCaller: QuietQuitting Business
The idea of “quiet quitting” has taken social media by storm, as young workers on TikTok and other platforms argue that employees should only do what is required in their job description, and no more.
But a recent survey from Gallup suggests that the practice of quiet quitting is not just a social media fad. The survey firm found that around 50% of U.S. workers were “not engaged,” meaning they felt detached from work and were doing the bare minimum, similar to the idea of “quiet quitting.” Gallup interviewed more than 15,000...
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