Are you “Quiet Quitting” your job? There’s a “new” trend where people aren’t putting in extra effort at their desk jobs buuuut it doesn’t really seem new to us. If “quiet quitting” is what you call it, then we were quiet quitting over a decade ago before we became entrepreneurs. Working a desk job is often monotonous and thankless, and it’s not a simple thing to keep employees engaged. Not everyone is a go-getter, and maybe that’s okay. People have been phoning it in at their jobs for decades, so is this something we should all worry about?
What is quiet quitting? [6:53]
Not everyone needs to feel fulfilled by their work [10:19]
People don’t have incentive to do more [14:11]
How to keep employees and contractors engaged [17:08]
Engagement beyond salary [21:34]
At some point, money isn’t enough [26:20]
Top-down leadership [31:59]
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