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idk where all this "quiet quitting" came from. it seems to have followed on from all the anti work from home stuff. it seems that quiet quitting is just a load
by 5350-uiop-1130 4y ago
idk where all this "quiet quitting" came from. it seems to have followed on from all the anti work from home stuff.
it seems that quiet quitting is just a loaded euphemism for doing your job. when did that become such a controversial topic...feels like we are in some bizzaro timeline where people just latch onto any topic or buzzword that generates rage and clicks.
- LocalH 4y agoMany employers expect employees to go "above and beyond" their job description, without any consideration. So people started saying "fine, I'll just do my job to the letter". In response to that, they've created this term "quiet quitting" which places the blame on the worker's head - "How dare they just do their job? They owe me more than that!". The correct terminology is "working to rule".
- mrguyorama 4y agoThe correct terminology is "Doing the work I am paid for and contracted to do"