Employees Are Allegedly Ghosting Their Jobs More These Days And People Have Feelings About It

An article from The Washington Post states that people currently in the workforce are treating their jobs more like a Tinder match, and ghosting (ditching without notice) with reckless abandon. Is it just a symptom of the times, or is The Post itself a bit off the mark on this one? Check out the original article over here, and then take a look at the (inevitable) wave of outrage, in response to such a statement. 

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