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Survey Reveals: 45% Of Japanese Workers ‘Quiet Quitting’ Challenges Overwork Culture
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The survey revealed that many self-identified quiet quitters were content with merely meeting their job requirements and plan to keep it up. A growing share of Japan According to a recent survey, ‘s employees are practicing what has been termed as “quiet quitting,” where they perform only the minimum required work without aiming for…
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Is the Modern Workplace Built for Efficiency, Not Happiness?
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By Tsifodze ERNEST In our current era, happiness has emerged as an essential element in the list of well-being indicators. Economists often focus on the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) when assessing how a country is faring overall. The GDP index assesses the overall condition and scale of an economy by taking into account the…
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Survey Reveals: 45% of Japanese Workers ‘Quiet Quitting’ Challenges Overwork Culture
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The survey revealed that many self-identified quiet quitters were content with merely meeting their job requirements and plan to keep it up. A growing share of Japan According to a recent survey, ‘s employees are practicing what has been termed as “quiet quitting,” where they perform only the minimum required work without aiming for…