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Quiet Quitting Might Not Be A Bad Thing

Sashe Kanapathi, CTO, Leaderonomics Sdn Bhd

30-Jan-23 11:00

Quiet Quitting Might Not Be A Bad Thing

 It’s a whole new year. But you may still be at your old job and you’re not completely immersed in whatever you’re doing. You’re starting to draw boundaries for your time and energy. The magic and excitement are gone. Well, you’re not alone, this sweeping trend really took off last year and was quickly christened Quiet Quitting. Sashe Kanapathi, CTO of Leaderonom

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