Quitting can be tempting when you've had enough of your job. But sometimes quitting isn't the best option – especially if you don't have another job lined up.
What some people have chosen to do is called quiet quitting. Quiet quitting is when you do the bare minimum – just enough to get by and not get fired. You might stop working extra hours or start calling in sick more often. You might half-heartedly complete your work or spend most of your time surfing the internet.
Whatever form it takes, quiet quitting is how some people choose to cope with a job they no longer enjoy. It buys time to look for a new job or helps make it through until they're ready to quit.
And while it's not the most ideal situation, sometimes it's the only option some people feel they have.