How many of you have been quiet quitting?

[taiyuu_otoko]

I've definitely been quiet quitting.

However, as a surgeon, my patient death rate has been climbing for some reason....

 

[MatureDJ]

Eventually management tightened the budget and started complaining about my hours. Other engineers started complaining as well. So I complied and put in less time at work. It was my form of quiet quitting. They basically asked me to be less productive so I didn't offend anyone. Two years later I quit for good. Fuhk corporate America. Never going back.

The great thing about when I was a contractor (engineer/programmer) was that I got paid by the hour just like I was a hard-hat.

 

[eli77]

I've definitely been quiet quitting.

However, as a surgeon, my patient death rate has been climbing for some reason....

Where did you study?

 

[eli77]

I don't think it's the same for the tourism industry though unless you're working in a cruise ship very hard to quite quit there

 

[taiyuu_otoko]

Where did you study?

The ACME school of sarcasm...

 

[Augustus_McCrae]

I've definitely been quiet quitting.

However, as a surgeon, my patient death rate has been climbing for some reason....

It’s obviously because of climate change.

-Augustus-

 

[zekko]

From what I understand, the younger generations are very depressed. But the ones who are putting in the work to have successful careers are happy and fulfilled. Don't buy into the new value system, which is simply a lack of values. It will take you nowhere.