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Quiet quitting: Leaders are under-skilled in nurturing talent - here are 4 things they need to do

4 lessons from the Quiet Quitting and the Meaning of Work panel at Davos 2023.

4 lessons from the Quiet Quitting and the Meaning of Work panel at Davos 2023. Image: REUTERS/Phil Noble

Kate Whiting
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
Gayle Markovitz
Lead Editor, World Economic Forum
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