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It's quitting doing the extra work for free that most salaried employees get guilted into.
by tonyedgecombe 3y ago
It's quitting doing the extra work for free that most salaried employees get guilted into.
- rantallion 3y agoMaintaining a healthy work/life balance is in no way 'quitting'. Employers expected too much (without adequate reward) and are simply shocked that people are drawing a line.
- voakbasda 3y agoExactly. Which is why I read the phrase as sympathetically directed toward management. They are the ones losing here, and they want a way to shift the blame away from their own incompetence that requires such free overtime to run a profitable business.
- tonyedgecombe 3y ago>Maintaining a healthy work/life balance is in no way 'quitting'. Hence the new term.