Best English Podcast - Grumpy Staying

Do you keep your job because you like it or because you have to? Hi, welcome to the Best English Podcast by Teacher Bruno Gon. Today, I bring to you this new term which was recently coined: Grumpy Staying. Do you know what is? Not long ago, something started in the US and it was called The Big Quit, which is a large number of people quitting their jobs because they wanted, they felt like doing it. For a number of reasons, one of the most common is because these people were unhappy in their jobs. Relating to it, there are two other phenomena happening, the "quiet quitting" and "grumpy staying". They are fairly easy to understand. Quiet quitting occurs when employees do the bare minimum to remain on a company's payroll. Quiet quitters do the tasks outlined in their job descriptions, but nothing more. People who are quietly quitting don't make a show of their intentions to part ways with their employer. On the other hand, workers are “grumpy staying.” This is when workers dislike their jobs, but begrudgingly keep their jobs in a tightening job market. High-potential employees staying at jobs they are unsatisfied with but hesitate to leave in a tightening labor market. Once again, I ask you. Are you Quiet quitter, grump stayer or are you happy in you job? Leave a comment about it? Well, this is today's episode. If you like it, rate it 5 stars, foward to friends, follow me and hit the buzzer for further notifications. Thank you.