Holiday Attitude Drift is when this stress spills over into the workplace. You’ll see a noticeable shift in an employee's demeanor. They become less patient, more reactive, and emotionally checked out. Their usual positive attitude drifts into irritability. This isn’t intentional insubordination; it's a symptom of being stretched too thin.

Quiet Dodging is the workplace equivalent. It’s when employees subtly sidestep responsibility, accountability, and challenging assignments. It’s not a flat-out "no." It's a "maybe later," a "let me check my calendar," or a complete disappearing act when a tough project is being discussed.

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