WTF IS BOREOUT? (THE NEXT DUMB CORPORATE BUZZWORD!) скачать в хорошем качестве

WTF IS BOREOUT? (THE NEXT DUMB CORPORATE BUZZWORD!)

AG1 has their best offer ever! subscribe with my link https://drinkag1.com/joshuafluke or scan the QR code and you’ll unlock 7 free gifts worth $126. Thanks to AG1 for sponsoring today’s video! Apparently, if you’re bored at work… that’s now a workplace “condition” costing your employer thousands of dollars. Not because the job is meaningless, or because the company hired you too early, or because the project got deprioritized — no, no… it's your fault. Again. In today’s video, we break down: Why “boreout” is nothing but recycled corporate jargon from two years ago How companies keep inventing new buzzwords to blame workers instead of fixing bad workplaces Why boredom at work is usually a management problem, not a worker problem The wild logic that says disengaged employees are “costing the company money”… even when the job itself has no purpose The never-ending cycle of corporate expectations: be engaged, be excited, be loyal, but also… do more with less How corporate culture refuses to accept that people aren’t going to love a job they don’t own If you’ve ever had a manager lecture you about “culture,” “engagement,” or “quiet quitting,” this one is going to hit home. What do you think — is “boreout” a real thing, or just another buzzword like quiet quitting, quiet firing, job hugging, quiet cracking, bare minimum Mondays, or whatever LinkedIn is cooking up this week? Drop your thoughts in the comments. And if you’ve got a corporate buzzword you want me to roast, send it over. #RecruiterCringe #LinkedInLunatics #JoshuaFluke Need a resume / cover letter? ➡️ https://joshuafluke.store • 🔍 Resume Reviews • ✍️ Custom Resumes • 🎓 Courses: Hacking the Resume & Interview • 📞 1-on-1 Consults 💬 Join the Discord:   / discord   ❤️ Support:   / joshuafluke   📸 TikTok:   / joshua_fluke   📸 IG:   / joshuafluke   🐦 Twitter:   / joshuafluke   📧 Contact: [email protected] | Business: [email protected]