Why do HALF of all GenZers LIE on their resumes?

[RingOfFire]

Personally I think it's more like 100%. They can't even tell the truth about lying! We have failed this generation. Filled their heads with woke garbage and mush.

This is a really bad thing for the economy and the society. We need to start EDUCATING kids in school, not INDOCTRINATING them into this hallucinogenic, woke, Democrat fantasy world.

[Dongie]

I've seen them on videos and such but around here kids act fairly the same as the earlier generations. It's a nice small town about a hundred miles from Dallas.

[Dongie]

We do have a few liberals like my fourth cousin. He's a lawyer, as was his dad, my dad's second cousin. He called me in July of 21 and cussed me out for voting for Trump. He was drinking. At the time he was 73, I was 58. Two weeks later, I called him up and asked him how he was enjoying the gas prices. 😂 He got all frazzled and told me to block his number. I laughed, and he hung up. We go to the same church. I couldn't attend last year when Trump was shot in the ear. I was afraid he'd say something and piss me in church. I talk too much!🦧

[RingOfFire]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[exitseven]

They know that nobody checks references anymore.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

Misinformation or embellishment on resumes can stem from the pressure to compete in a challenging job market. Education should emphasize ethics and responsibility, teaching the importance of honesty. Adapting the curriculum to include practical job skills and critical thinking can balance education and prepare students for real-world challenges. Encouraging transparency, providing mentorship, and fostering open communication can help guide GenZers towards authentic self-representation. The solution lies in nurturing integrity and resilience through a balanced educational approach.

[jamesgoldman]

No idea, I told the truth on mine back when I had a potential need for it

[Anonymous]

Because they know that nobody will check on their references anyway.