Every now and then, we see new workplace trend emerge, while Moonlighting and Quiet Quitting dominated the headlines last year, this year a new trend is gaining momentum - Rage Applying. It is the process of angrily sending out your CV to a bunch of open positions with higher salaries and better perks than the job you got.

What is 'Rage Applying', the new workplace trend for millennial employees?

"Quiet Quitting" made headlines across industries in 2022. Could 2023 be the year of "Quiet Thriving?"

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After quiet-quitting and quiet-firing, quiet constraint has now become the new buzzword in workplaces. Quiet constraint is where employees hold on to important information or knowledge- and by doing so sabotage team members. Are you too guilty of quiet constraint? Find out.

Gravitas: Quiet constraint: The new work trend

Quiet resigning, a new workplace practice gaining traction on TikTok, involves employees establishing clear work-life boundaries to decrease stress — but without really leaving the business payroll, as the term implies.

What is quiet quitting and why is it trending?

Have you heard about quiet quitting? It is the new workplace trend. Quiet quitting is about not doing above and beyond what you were hired to do. Is it the perfect mantra for work-life balance? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: What's quiet quitting? Here's all you need to know about the new workplace trend

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