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International Business Times
International Business Times
Vidhya Ck

Rage Of 'Revenge Quitting': Why Employees Are Walking Out In 2025

According to Gallup, U.S. employee engagement has hit a 10-year low. (Credit: Pixabay)

A trend, dubbed "revenge quitting," is taking hold as workers who feel undervalued or trapped in their jobs are making a bold move. With the job market rebounding, the workplace dynamics of 2025 are about to change, and revenge quitting is leading the charge.

Revenge quitting is all about employees finally taking a stand against a system that they feel has failed them. It's rooted in pent-up frustration — workers who've been passed over for promotions, ignored for their efforts, or stuck in roles with no future. As a result, they're deciding to leave, sometimes suddenly.

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