SURVEY: 70% OF US ADMIT TO LYING DURING THE JOB APPLICATION PROCESS

Matt Case - June 4th, 2024 - 6:53am PDT 

Survey Uncovers Widespread Dishonesty Among Job Seekers

In a startling revelation, a new survey has found that 70 percent of job applicants have admitted to lying during the hiring process. The survey, conducted by an employment agency, also uncovered that 22 percent of applicants have falsified information on their resumes, and over half have provided fake references.

The most common deceit among respondents pertains to their years of experience in their respective fields. Despite these widespread attempts to enhance their qualifications, 75 percent of HR managers reported that they have caught candidates in their lies.

This survey highlights the prevalence of dishonesty in the job market and underscores the importance of thorough vetting by employers.