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Bed Rotting and Loud Quitting
Aspire is the key word here. It’s not that she rejects all labor — she rejects how central it is to our sense of self and worth. Katherout’s idea is frequently misunderstood and dismissed as laziness, entitlement, and/or lack of ambition. That’s wrong. And I think we dismiss it at our own peril.
Charlie Warzel • What if People Don’t Want 'A Career?'
For decades, wo rk has been --- and continues to be --- a major aspect of the American identity. "Most people identify themselves as workers," said Damaske. "It's an identity that adults willingly take on." The pandemic changed that for everyone, not just the youngest workers. In addition to reassessing their relationship to work, people are ... See more
Vox • Gen Z does not dream of labor
What Do People Do All Day?
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Workplace Burnout is Nothing New - JSTOR Daily
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