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General Slang
loud quitting
LOWD KWIT-ing · noun · informal
Openly and vocally disengaging or trashing your employer.
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Definitions
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Actively and publicly undermining or criticizing one's organization while still employed, as opposed to the silent disengagement of quiet quitting. Gallup classifies loud quitters as 'actively disengaged.'
“She went full loud quitting, ranting about management in every all-hands until they let her go.”
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loud quitting In A Sentence
She went full loud quitting, ranting about management in every all-hands until they let her go.
Origin & Usage
Popularized by Gallup's 2023 State of the Global Workplace report as the counterpart to quiet quitting.
Variants
loud-quitting
People Also Ask
What is 'loud quitting'?
It's openly and publicly undermining or criticizing your employer while still on the payroll, the vocal opposite of quiet quitting.
Where does 'loud quitting' come from?
Gallup popularized it in its 2023 State of the Global Workplace report, classifying loud quitters as 'actively disengaged.'
How is loud quitting different from quiet quitting?
Quiet quitting is silent disengagement doing the minimum; loud quitting is active, vocal criticism of the organization.
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