From terrible bosses to boring jobs: Chinese youth ‘sell’ work woes online ...Middle East

A recent search found over 500 posts selling ‘annoying jobs’, ‘terrible bosses’, and ‘hated colleagues’, with prices from 2 yuan (Rs 22) to 80,000 yuan (Rs 918,277) Photo: Pexels Nandini Singh New Delhi In a new trend, young people in China are turning to second-hand e-commerce platforms to ‘sell’ their jobs, bosses, or colleagues. The aim: To metaphorically wash off the dreaded ‘work smell’, reported the South China Morning Post. The ‘work smell’ refers to the mental and physical exhaustion that clings to workers after a long day. It conjures images of sweaty subway rides, lingering cigarette smoke, and the aroma of an iced Americano. Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp

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