[bill_joy_fanboy]

Which is why quiet quitting is the logical thing.

Managers and business owners shouldn't take it personally that I do as little as possible and minimize the amount of labor I provide for the money I receive.

Hey, it's just business.

[tbrownaw]

And you do this honestly, by negotiating reduced hours for the same pay or by negotiating piecework rather than time-based pay. Right?

[bill_joy_fanboy]

Like any shrewd businessman, I negotiate to receive the highest price possible for the minimum cost on my end. This is how business is done.

[nullorempty]

What does the term mean? I think the answer to your question is obvious.

[Izkata]

Unless something has changed, "quiet quitting" means "do only what the job requires". Arrive at 9, leave at 5, no out-of-hours work functions, etc. It's more a return to normalcy, but with a bad name because it comes from a generation who has always been told they have to go above and beyond to succeed alongside a corporate culture that tries to lure people into work by making it more of a social experience.

[throwjjj]

Which is why I fire the quiet quitters on the spot

[minomushi]

I am so appreciative of the employment protection laws we have in Europe so I don't have to deal with managers like you.

[throwjjj]

Yeah but you are paid less than half for a reason

[beepboopboop]

But they get to live in Europe

[throwjjj]

And Europe is a sh*thole

[Pooge]

Most Europeans wouldn't want to live in the USA even if given twice the salary.

[curiouspupil]

And you wonder why you're understaffed.

[throwjjj]

Actually agents allowed me to save on labor. Thanks