After the Great Resignation, the idea of Quiet Quitting quickly entered the business world. But is it really true? And if so, what can business leaders do to get disengaged workers to work better as a team? Here are 4 ways to avoid quiet quitting among your staff: 1. Give
“Quiet quitting” is where employees commit to doing just the minimum required when fulfilling their job duties. In other words, arriving at work just on time and not staying after hours at the office. This phrase first came up in 2022 when employees claimed to be feeling as if their
Berbeza dengan quiet quiting yang dilakukan oleh pekerja, quiet firing dilakukan oleh majikan terhadap pekerja. Fenomena ini pastinya memberi kesan buat pekerja-pekerja yang menjadi mangsa. Quiet firing adalah cara seseorang majikan atau pengurus untuk memecat seseorang pekerja tetapi terlalu pengecut untuk memecat secara bersemuka. Majikan atau pengurus akan menggunakan taktik
You’ve probably heard of “quiet quitting,” a trend where people did the bare minimum at jobs they didn’t like but needed the money for. Gallup’s 2023 State of the Global Workplace Report says that workers now do the opposite: “loud quitting.” Workers are “actively disengaged” on the job and aren’t afraid
Quiet quitting has created many mixed ideas about how to act at work. Most importantly, it affects our ability to set clear boundaries between our job and life. What is Quiet Quitting? In 2022, when the COVID-19 pandemic was ongoing, quiet quitting became an increasingly common corporate term and a
