https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/13/business/stressed-disengaged-workers-gallup-poll/index.html

Survey results revealed that 59% of workers are “quiet quitting,” i.e. are not engaged; and 18% are “loud quitting,” which is the act of being actively disengaged

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Fuck dude I can’t stand this shit. Loud quitting is when you actually quit. Quiet quitting should be when you do NOTHING or ALMOST NOTHING and wait for them to notice, so that you get paid a little longer. Doing the requirements should just be, I dunno, working normally? Average work? Doing the minimum even? Not QUITTING lol

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Exactly dude. I hate how “going above and beyond” is somehow expected as the standard. American work culture has the worst of Protestantism, boot strap-ism, and weird neo-federalism mindset all in one.

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the entire existence of the phrase “quiet quitting” is an attempt to normalize going above and beyond as the standard

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