How employees are embracing coffee badging as a soft revolt against office mandates

During the pandemic, 'quiet quitting' dominated as worker demand surged. Now, with a tighter job market, 'coffee badging' is trending.

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How employees are embracing coffee badging as a soft revolt against office mandates

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