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K-12 workers and those who work at colleges and universities surveyed in February were found to be suffering the highest levels of burnout in the U.S. compared to other industries, according to a ...

The term quiet quitting has dominated workplace conversations, focusing primarily on employees who disengage while remaining on the job. However, there's a growing crisis at the leadership level ...

The buzzword “quiet quitting” has grabbed headlines, meaning employees quietly disengage, doing only what’s required to meet expectations, and nothing more. But a subtler, more dangerous ...

Quiet quitting is taking over TikTok as a new workplace trend popular with Gen Z. However, it may be a misnomer for setting healthy boundaries in the workplace.

Those who are quiet cracking aren’t consciously reducing effort à la quiet quitters, but are disengaged internally.. It’s quite common too. According to recent research by TalentLMS, over ...

Quiet quitting, in other words, is not really about quitting. It's more like a philosophy for doing the bare minimum at your job. In Japan, there's a concept called shokunin, which refers to an ...

In 2022, the term ‘quiet quitting’ began to build notoriety. Now, two years later, have there been any changes to work-life rhythm in the channel? Fostering Well-Being At Work Through Inclusion ...