Please share your best quiet quitting routine. In other words, what do you do, daily, to slow down your production?
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Spend a tiny bit of energy on moving all of your money out of wells fargo. DO THAT NOW!!!!!!!!! I don't care if you have $20 in a checking account, close that account and take your $20 elsewhere. DO NOT WAIT!!
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i stopped multi-tasking during meetings and just focus and attend on the topic at hand. If i need to be there i need to pay attention and the other stuff can wait - that just shows i have too much to do in 8 hours if I have 7 hours of meetings.
So far so good. Some great suggestions.
- Waiting for work to be assigned.
- Filling up daily calendar with fluff work.
- Trouble tickets. Lots of trouble tickets.
- Manipulating Skype.
I love it. I can almost taste the creativity.
@ugc that's smart time management.
I don't ever volunteer for any project work and I'm lazy about picking up work. I rely on others to assign it to me.
I don’t know if it’s quiet quitting really but I block out time on my calendar for all the BS tasks I have to get through and if people ping me or email me during that time I don’t respond
@uhd nobody cares about your spam.
“ Show away when I'm really there.”
Omg I do this and then sometimes I forget to change it back to busy and keep working for like an hour lmao
I like opening lots of trouble tickets. This way, I get to blame everything on technology. Best time to open up trouble tickets is right after they send off upgrades or hot fixes.
Show away when I'm really there.
I get a job somewhere else and then work there without causing a lot of drama