Survey finds 45% of Japan’s workers are ‘quiet quitting’, defying grind culture

Survey finds 45% of Japan’s workers are ‘quiet quitting’, defying grind culture

The poll found most who identified as quiet quitters were satisfied with doing just enough at work – and intend to continue.

​How to Stay Productive Without Burning Out

​How to Stay Productive Without Burning Out Modern work culture seems to be all about productivity and hustle, and while there is nothing wrong with ambition and hard work, this obsession can have a dark side. Burnout is a very real danger that can affect anyone who tries to cram as much as possible into [...]

Quiet Quitting: What's Really Behind it - And How HR Can Respond Appropriately

In recent years, the phenomenon of “quiet quitting” has attracted increasing attention. The term does not describe actual resignation, but rather a conscious decision by employees to only do the contractually agreed minimum and distance themselves emotionally from the company. This phenomenon presents HR managers with new challenges, especially regarding employee retention and motivation. Possible Causes “Quiet quitting” therefore describes a ph…