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/Sounds like the English word "quiet" (same pronunciation) + the English word "quitting" (same pronunciation)/
Doing the absolute bare minimum at work without formally quitting: showing up, checking the boxes, and nothing more. The term, borrowed from English, became widespread after the pandemic as a response to burnout, toxic workplaces, and the realization that overdelivering for no reward was a losing game.
“He has been quiet quitting for months, does exactly what is required and not a thing more.”
“Quiet quitting is honestly the rational response to toxic management.”
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/Sounds like the English word "quiet" (same pronunciation) + the English word "quitting" (same pronunciation)/
Doing the absolute bare minimum at work without formally quitting: showing up, checking the boxes, and nothing more. The term, borrowed from English, became widespread after the pandemic as a response to burnout, toxic workplaces, and the realization that overdelivering for no reward was a losing game.
“He has been quiet quitting for months, does exactly what is required and not a thing more.”
“Quiet quitting is honestly the rational response to toxic management.”
Sisas
A casual, laid back way of saying "yes" in Colombia, especially popular among young people. It is an informal affirmation used in relaxed conversations, like when your buddy asks you something and you want to confirm without making it a big deal. Think of it as the Colombian equivalent of "yeah" or "yep.".