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Their definition of rage quitting is > So Kendra walked out, and never went back. > The phenomenon of rage-quitting is as old as work itself. Some people pre
by MattGaiser 5y ago
Their definition of rage quitting is
> So Kendra walked out, and never went back.
> The phenomenon of rage-quitting is as old as work itself. Some people prefer to end things with a bang, not a whimper. So things like bridge-burning, walking off sans a two weeks' notice, or even making a scene are nothing new when leaving a workplace.
So it seems to include just leaving immediately as well as making a scene.
- stronglikedan 5y agoSeems like they needed to come up with a bogus definition to increase the stats for their story. The scene is the "rage" part.