(KRON) — We’ve heard for years now about “quiet quitting,” the workplace trend in which, instead of actually quitting, workers mentally check out of their jobs and do as little as possible. But this ...

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Last year saw the rise of "quiet vacationing," a trend in which an increasing number of employees took time off from work without informing their managers or logging the days into their HR platform.

A former tech employee shares tips on how to quietly vacation while on the clock. Meet Tobi Oluwole, a former big tech employee who spent ten weeks vacationing from 2022 to 2023 but only officially ...

We spend more than one-third of our lives at work, and achieving the elusive work-life balance remains a distant dream for many, especially millennials. In response, millennials are taking matters ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Quiet vacationing has become a trend. But it is not beneficial for either employees or employers.

The trend for workers to hide their time off from their managers – known as “quiet vacationing” – has taken a sharp turn. Employees are now “loud vacationing” by openly sharing their travel plans and ...

While filming “Shark Tank” this season, Daymond John shot behind-the-scenes footage and asked his longtime coworkers for their thoughts on the “quiet vacationing” trend, where someone is “working” ...

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