""I don't hate my job and I know I have to work to pay my rent and bills, but I would much rather be meeting up with my friends, traveling or listening to live music.""
""I think it is better to balance work and the things I want to do away from the office and I believe that most of my friends feel that way as well.""
In Japan, the concept of 'quiet quitting' is gaining traction, particularly among younger workers, who prefer a work-life balance over traditional workplace loyalty. A study from Mynavi reveals that 45% of workers aged 20 to 59 are now minimally engaged in their jobs. This shift reflects changing attitudes towards work, with employees valuing personal pursuits and leisure time. Many, like 26-year-old Issei, express a desire to focus on hobbies and socializing rather than striving for promotions or additional pay, contrasting sharply with previous generations' work ethic.
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