The Rise of “Quiet Quitting”: A Sign of the Times?
Is it a silent epidemic of disengagement or a long-overdue reclamation of personal time? The internet is buzzing with discussions about “quiet quitting,” a term that’s become synonymous with doing the bare minimum at work and mentally checking out. But is this phenomenon truly reflective of a generation averse to hard work, or does it point to a deeper shift in how we perceive work’s role in our lives?
Burnout and the Changing Landscape of Work
The traditional model of work, often characterized by long hours and unwavering dedication, has come under intense scrutiny in recent years. The rise of remote work blurred the lines between personal and professional lives, often leaving employees feeling tethered to their jobs 24/7.
