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Hello and welcome to Business Daily on the BBC World Service.

I'm Claire Williamson.

How are you feeling about your job?

Reved up and ready for anything or burnt out and ready to quit?

Since the pandemic, it seems that the work-life priorities of lots of people,

especially younger people, have been shifting.

You've probably seen and heard the buzzwords across social media.

I recently learned about this term called quiet quitting, where you're not outright quitting

your job, but you're quitting the idea of going above and beyond.

Good morning. This is your daily reminder that being mediocre is not always a bad thing.

Here's how you can get a lazy girl job today.

And it's all on the job interview.

That last voice was a TikTok star known as the anti-work girl boss.

We'll hear more from her, as well as a young, high-achieving journalist who is no longer trying too hard.

And that's when I really started to think about the role that I wanted work to play in my life

and what mediocrity meant and how it could actually potentially be a good thing.

And a psychologist gives us his take on what's driving these trends and why employers should

take note.

So you just have to think of a little bit smarter, first and foremost, about how we organise our working environment

so as to provide the right amount of challenge,

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