Quiet quitting may also signal that a growing number of employees are disengaged from their jobs and their employers, which benefits neither party, Spielman said.

Quiet quitting didn’t become a movement in the workplace until after Covid hit. What is important about the quiet quitting trend is that it’s waking all of us up to an economic situation in ...

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Quiet quitting doesn't actually refer to quitting one's job — it means completing one's minimum work requirements without going above and beyond — and it turns out it's not a recent phenomenon.

Quiet hiring, therefore, doesn’t seem to name a new employer trend as much as it identifies the growing disconnect between younger generations and traditional standards in the workforce. By ...

Quiet hiring is a strategy companies are using to fill in holes without hiring new full-time employees, according to Emily Rose McRae, senior director of research at Gartner.

Quiet cutting doesn’t mean you’re out of a job completely, just that your role, responsibilities, and compensation may have changed. But what does that mean for your career?

Quiet quitting, in other words, is not really about quitting. It's more like a philosophy for doing the bare minimum at your job.

Janice Gassam Asare, a diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and workplace consultant, said the idea behind quiet firing or quiet quitting isn’t new, but it is now coming into greater focus.

“Quiet quitting seems very passive aggressive,” he said. “If somebody is burnt out, there should be a candid conversation about that, and it should be both ways.

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The Quiet Girl was written and directed by Colm Bairéad, an Irish filmmaker whose background is in documentaries. That may account in part for how exquisitely observed his first narrative feature is.