Filming and posting your resignation, the #QuitMyJob trend


Videos with the hashtag #QuitMyJob on TikTok have been viewed more than 124 million times. — AFP Relaxnews

The hashtag #QuitMyJob has brought together thousands of users willing to film themselves quitting in a blaze of fury while calling out inappropriate behaviour. Who hasn't fantasised about a shocking resignation?

Shana Blackwell, ex-employee of the Walmart retail chain, left her job in a thunderous way while filming herself and then posted to the social network TikTok. Using the store’s loudspeaker system, the American angrily presented her resignation and took the opportunity to allege toxic behaviour on the part of certain colleagues.

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