underwork
/ˈʌndərˌwɜrk/
verb
- To do less work than is expected or required.
- If you underwork on this project, you might miss the deadline.
- He tends to underwork when no one is watching.
- The manager warned the team not to underwork during the busy season.
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noun
- Work that is less than what is needed or expected; insufficient effort or labor.
- The boss was frustrated by the underwork from the new hires.
- Underwork can lead to poor results and missed goals.
- The report highlighted a pattern of underwork in the department.