Demystifying the trend that is "quiet quitting" has at the very least created dozens of now-iconic memes and tweets.
We're preaching to the choir here when we say that the term quiet quitting is misleading, inaccurate, and nothing new. But before people come for antiwork and millennial/Gen Z workers, let's broaden our perspectives for a moment and enjoy the discourse and the humor that has come from this silly term, which horribly represents the concept behind it.
Beyond the humor, let's also consider that no matter what the boomers say, for the first time in a long while, employers and employees are being forced to not only reflect but also take some action with regard to work culture. That action could be big, like a massive restructuring of how we think of work. Or it can be small, like letting me take my full breaks without getting side-eye from Cheryl in HR when I return to my desk.
For more on "quiet quitting," check out this rant from TikTok, and keep scrolling below for these memes and tweets!
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