The 'Quiet Quitter' app is a rebellious, anti-productivity platform for professionals to track unlikely metrics and them gain a sense of satisfaction as they spend time slacking off.
The app is available for Android and iOS devices, and works by tracking the amount of money that the person is making as they avoid work by taking long bathroom breaks or the like. Users will be provided with weekly challenges to complete that are the antithesis to productivity, which are based on the amount of time they have spent slacking off.
The 'Quiet Quitter' app offers ample statistics and graphs for users to explore including the ability to track earnings over longer periods and even compare personal time wasting to average American workers.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Anti-productivity Apps
- Create more anti-productivity apps that allow professionals to slack off and compete for rewards.
- Gamification of Workplace Slacking
- Develop apps that turn workplace slacking into a game and reward employees who slack off the most.
- Tracking Unlikely Metrics
- Create apps that track unlikely metrics in the workplace, such as how much money employees make while slacking off.
Where This Applies
- Productivity Software
- Create anti-productivity apps for use in the workplace as a complement to existing productivity software.
- Mobile App Development
- Offer mobile app development services to companies with a focus on gamifying workplace slacking.
- Workplace Productivity Consulting
- Offer consulting services to companies who wish to improve employee productivity. One option might be to introduce anti-productivity policies or tools like 'Quiet Quitter'.
