The Great Resignation’s Aftershocks: When Quiet Quitting and Hustle Culture Collide
The way we work is changing. The pandemic forced a collective reflection on priorities, leading many to re-evaluate their relationship with work. This shift fueled “The Great Resignation,” but its aftershocks are still being felt through two contrasting trends: quiet quitting and hustle culture.
Burnout or Boundaries? Understanding Today’s Work Landscape
Hustle culture, with its “always-on” mentality and relentless pursuit of success, had dominated the pre-pandemic work landscape. It glorifies overworking, often at the expense of personal well-being. Enter “quiet quitting” – not actual quitting, but a silent rebellion against this grind. Quiet quitters fulfill their job requirements but mentally check out, setting strict boundaries between work and personal life.
