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Work Death 

A Work Death occurs when a co-worker leaves your team for another company. In reality they're still alive, but the truth is you'll never see that person ever again after they leave. It's as if they've died and gone on to the next (corporate) life.
"Did you hear that Kami is leaving us for a job at MegaCorp?!"
"Dang, I bet we never see her again"
"Oh well, be sure to wish her a Happy Work Death :)"
Work Death by Robthegreat November 10, 2021
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work deathic 

When Gen Z refuses to work, so Millennial and Gen Y employees need to work nearly to death to make up for Gen Z laziness.
My boomer boss gave our team an assignment yesterday at 3pm, due first thing in the morning. Leila and Jason are Gen Z and left the office at 5, but you know the rest of us have work deathic and were here until midnight to complete the task.
work deathic by Rachl1950 May 14, 2023

DEATHToHack_work

an active player in a minecraft coding platform called mineland and the owner of /ad ham, a bedwars game which is copied from hivemc and with more than 6k people joined
DEATHToHack_work’s PC is not working so he can’t join mineland rn
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