What's lazy at work called?

Being lazy at work is called fishing, which means sleeping and fishing. Referred to as fishing. Such people are called anglers, and their state is fishing.

Fishing comes from the idiom "fish in troubled waters". The reason is that you took advantage of the chaos. Later, it was extended to laziness and poor work. It is often used by office workers and sometimes by students. Specifically, office workers and student parties do other things during work and study hours, but in short, they are not doing business, fishing is lazy.

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Metaphor takes advantage of chaos to profit. For example, Mao Dun's "Erosion and Shake": "He also thinks that the methods of farmers in South Hunan are not without merit. As long as it is changed, he can fish in troubled waters and choose fat to eat. "

Another example is Ma Nancun's "Yanshan Night Talk: The Ownership of an Egg": "And he intends to give this picked egg to many eggs laid by neighboring hens to hatch together, with the obvious purpose of fishing in troubled waters."

Now it is mostly used in office workers, which means being lazy and not working hard during office hours, which is embodied in doing things unrelated to work during office hours, or preparing for work in advance to make up for eight hours.