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Quiet Quitting in Museums is More than Just Taking It Easy

Quiet quitting is a journey of worker self-worth and one that museums have to take very seriously.

Robert J Weisberg

• 8 min read
a close-up of a person putting their finger over their lips in a "shush" gesture
It's oh so quiet … (Photo by Kristina Flour / Unsplash)

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