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Experts say the past year witnessed a collective antipathy of the workforce towards prolonged work hours, financial inertia and extreme mental burnouts, all amidst a global pandemic. Its impact: Far and wide.

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Rage Quitting: A New Gen Z Trend After Quiet Quitting?