Quiet Quitting

Explained: From GOAT to Gaslighting, words to stop using in 2023

Since 1976, the Lake Superior State University has prepared a list of words that ought to be banished from conversation and communication. Here’s the list of banned words for 2023 and explanations for why they have been expelled

Are you ‘Quiet Quitting’? Have you revelled in freudenfreude? A look at words and phrases that defined 2022

It was a year defined by war and worries. This reflects in the lexicon of 2022, the year many spoke of quiet quitting and quiet firing, slipped into Goblin Mode and found themselves amid a permacrisis

Why Britain chose 'permacrisis' as its word for 2022

The term ‘permacrisis’ was chosen as Britain's word of the year on Tuesday in recognition of a dismal 2022. The annual list compiled by Collins Dictionary also had words such as ‘Kyiv’, ‘sportswashing’ and ‘partygate' in the running

'Quiet Quitting' a topic of debate? Know about the new practice in workplaces

Employees generally complaining of overpressure and depression due to stressful work environments tend to resign from their respective companies and further resort to Quiet Quitting, when they work only according to their job descriptions and are not willing to push themselves extra

After the Great Resignation comes Quiet Quitting: Why doing less at work is okay

Quiet quitting is not about avoiding work, it is about not avoiding a meaningful life outside of work. It aims to restore balance where work has crept into your personal time