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WTF is Quiet Quitting!?

The Whiteboard

Ol mate has been hitting the blogs out of the park in my absence with a trilogy that would make George A. Quiet Quitting. No, but I appreciate that people have attachments so will tread carefully and respectfully. I was actually back in Blighty only last week, well for the past couple of weeks. Romero proud.

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Quiet Quitting vs Loud Quitting

Ongig

The term Quiet Quitting went viral on the social media platform TikTok , last year (2022), coined by influencer Brian Creely. A year later, Loud Quitting became the newest talked-about workplace trend. Let’s discuss… What Are Quiet Quitters? Should you? What is a healthy relationship with work?

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Why Employees are Quiet Quitting and What Employers Can Do to Prevent It

Broadleaf

In late July, a TikTok user shared a video on the social media app describing the term “quiet quitting.” If Your Co-Workers Are ‘Quiet Quitting,’ Here’s What That Means, read a headline in the Wall Street Journal. The Guardian went with Quiet Quitting: Why Doing the Bare Minimum at Work Has Gone Global.

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Why We Can’t Quit Talking About Quiet Quitting

Linkedin Talent Blog

The viral trend of the summer, “ quiet quitting ” has been anything but quiet — and some would argue that it’s not even a trend. Some say quiet quitting is a response from pandemic-worn workers fending off burnout; others dismiss it as a Gen Z buzzword for the age-old practice of slacking off on the job.

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Broadleaf Results top 2022 Blogs

Broadleaf

2022 was a content-packed year and we wanted to wrap it up with a review of our top blog posts. This blog provides short and long-term strategies to attract and retain workers. READ THE BLOG. READ THE BLOG. READ THE BLOG. READ THE BLOG. READ THE BLOG. READ THE BLOG. READ THE BLOG.

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A Look at Employee Engagement and Work Trends

Broadleaf

They also experience a sense of pride in their contributions and assume responsibility for their performance, demonstrating a willingness to go above and beyond for their colleagues, clients, and customers Quiet quitting: 59 percent of employees are not engaged and are quiet quitting.

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10 Questions to Include in Your Employee Engagement Survey

ClearCompany Recruiting

employees quit their jobs in 2021 alone. And today, your team is facing the new challenges of declining engagement and quiet quitting. Before you send out a survey, read our blog on the employee engagement survey process and determine how yours will work.

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