We’ve been through the quiet quitting wave – but there’s a new trend emerging and it is proof Generation Z don’t want to work … at all.
Remember when you were a kid and you’d play pretend? You’d pretend to be a pilot, a parent and, if you really dreamed big, a train engineer.is all grown up and playing pretend in the workplace. Instead of working, they are Meryl Streeping it and pretending to work.
This isn’t about pulling the old quiet quitting move, doing the bare minimum at work and keeping your fingers and toes crossed that no one notices.Judge is sharing advice on how to do nothing at work while fooling your boss into thinking you are excelling.
“It’s okay to pretend about some stuff. Come up with a goal that is hard and find a way to regularly talk about that goal,” she advised.It makes you look like an ambitious go-getter. The goal has to be hard but not impossible and obviously be career-focused. The goal isn’t important, what is important is that your boss sees how invested you are in your career and job.
It can also mask if you are doing something like quiet quitting. The idea is that employers won’t suspect you of slacking off if you are showing interest in progressing.
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