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One in five U.S. workers feel quietly disengaged due to stress, unclear expectations, and AI anxiety, prompting calls for better workplace support.
A growing concern in U.S. workplaces is "quiet cracking," a subtle decline in employee engagement marked by emotional detachment and reduced motivation, distinct from burnout.
Research shows one in five workers frequently feel dissatisfied, with 34% experiencing it occasionally.
Causes include job insecurity, unclear expectations, heavy workloads, digital fatigue, inconsistent hybrid policies, and anxiety over AI without proper training.
Employees may still perform duties but withdraw from collaboration, skip meetings, and stop sharing ideas.
Experts urge clear communication, boundary-setting, and seeking support, while employers are encouraged to foster psychological safety, provide context, and prioritize well-being to rebuild engagement and prevent long-term disengagement.
Uno de cada cinco trabajadores estadounidenses se siente desconectado en silencio debido al estrés, las expectativas poco claras y la ansiedad de la IA, lo que provoca llamados a un mejor apoyo en el lugar de trabajo.