which employees do the bare minimum asked of them. [1]This might take the form of employees:Working the least number of hours acceptable;Ignoring any tasks or projects not specifically assigned to them or within their job descriptions;Avoiding any optional meetings or gatherings;Removing their work email from their phones;Ignoring phone calls or text messages off hours; andOtherwise not proactively engaging with or on behalf of the company. The concept is generally attributed to employees feeling overworked or burned out in the. . .
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