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Why quiet quitting scares managers

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Quiet quitting is just doing exactly what you are paid for, which apparently is a modern tragedy. Instead of burning out by going completely above and beyond without extra compensation, workers simply fulfill their basic contractual duties. Employers view this completely rational transaction as a devastating lack of passion.

Why quiet quitting scares managers
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