Perhaps you’ve already been doing this and didn’t know that there is a trendy new name for it. But for employees from Dallas, TX to Houston, TX, and across The Lone Star State, Texans are finding new and clever ways to get out of work.
Don’t act like it’s breaking news. Employees are frustrated with their employers. During the pandemic, many employers thought that their workers working remotely would work for the foreseeable future, turns out they were wrong.
Over the past 18 months or so, many businesses that once encouraged their workers to stay home are now requiring them to return to the office. This does not sit well with Texans who have made drastic lifestyle changes based on the promise of working remotely.
The New Way Texans Get Over On Their Bosses
Soon after the pandemic “quiet quitting” became a popular trend. This is where a worker does the absolute least amount of work to keep their job — and is completely prepared to ultimately lose it if it comes to that…