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When it comes to workplace trends, everything old is new again.
Or so says one Gen Z writer, Leila Frankina, in a recent Fast Company article: “I’ll admit,” she writes, “that I’ve gone down countless rabbit holes on TikTok to hear more about office life and the trends that surround it. What surprised me the most was that these work-related trends are really not new.”
Leila highlights, for example, that Gen X was known for “quiet quitting” in the 1990s, while a “bare minimum Monday” vibe can be found in the song Manic Monday — a hit for the
