6 signs employees have ‘quiet quit’

The “quiet quitting” trend has been making headlines as a new poll from Gallup shows that about 50 percent of employees are feeling detached from their jobs. 

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According to an Aug. 19 report from Forbes, there are six key signs of quiet quitting employers can watch for in their workers: 

1. Chronic disengagement and disinterest 

2. Performing to the minimum standards

3. Self-isolating from co-workers 

4. Withdrawal from unnecessary tasks, activities or events 

5. Not talking at meetings 

6. Teammates have an increased workload after having to pick up slack

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