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'Quiet quitting': How a trend on TikTok became a reality

author: Al Mayadeen
source: Al Mayadeen
4 Sep 2022 15:51

The term 'quiet quitting' first went viral on TikTok with people sharing jokes and tips regarding whether someone should go above and beyond in his workplace.

Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality
Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality
Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality
Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality
Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality
Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality
Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality
Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality
Quiet quitting: How a trend on TikTok became a reality