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Lazy Girl Job

fadingfirst seen 2023 — TikTok0

what it means

Deliberately provocative naming for something fairly reasonable — a job that pays adequately and lets you have a life. Usually remote, usually administrative.

A comfortable, low-stress role with decent pay and no ambition attached.

the origin story

Coined by TikTok creator Gabrielle Judge in 2023, framed as a rejection of hustle culture.

the lore

The name drew immediate criticism for the "lazy" framing, including from Judge herself, who explained it was deliberately provocative to get attention for the underlying point. The concept — that a job doesn't have to be a calling — was widely covered in business press through 2023.

in the wild

About a role

It's remote, pays fine, and I stop at five.

Lazy girl job. Living the dream.

About the name

Nothing lazy about it.

The name was bait. It worked.

how to use it

when to use
  • Describing a low-stress, adequately-paid role
  • Discussing anti-hustle attitudes
  • Casual conversation about work
when not to use
  • As a description of someone else's job
  • In professional contexts, where the framing undersells the work
  • As a gendered assumption about ambition

related terms

Act Your WageHustle CultureQuiet QuittingSoft LifeCorporate Girlie👍 Thumbs Up

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  1. 1.Urban Dictionary: Lazy Girl Job

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