怠工 (dài gōng): Slack off from work / Shirk one's duty (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He didn't work properly today; he was slacking off.

He has never slacked off at work, always maintaining a high sense of responsibility.

Management must face up to the underlying management issues hidden behind employees' passive shirking of duties.

Due to dissatisfaction with the company's policies, some employees started to work passively, affecting overall efficiency.

Don't think that slacking off secretly goes unnoticed; your work efficiency tells the whole story.