‘Lazy girl jobs’ are trending in rally against burnout culture

The term 'lazy girl jobs' has been trending on social media as part of an effort to combat 'burnout culture', which is an issue facing many young professionals today. The idea behind 'lazy girl jobs' is that they are easy, low-stress jobs that anyone can do, without needing to invest a lot of time and energy. Examples of such jobs include online surveys, micro-tasks, digital nomad jobs, and short-term odd jobs. Such jobs can provide an opportunity to make extra money without having to commit to a full-time job or invest a lot of time and energy in a work project. By promoting these more low-stress opportunities, the idea is that people can take on work that is flexible and, ultimately, less likely to lead to burnout.