The Rise of Career Catfishing: A New Trend Among Young Aussies
Gen Z workers are resorting to "career catfishing" by accepting job offers but not showing up on their first day, leaving employers in the dark and potentially damaging their professional reputations. This trend is seen as a response to the widespread ghosting of job seekers, who feel they're being left in the dark during the hiring process. As more young workers adopt this tactic, it could have serious consequences for businesses and the job market as a whole.
- The increasing use of career catfishing could lead to a breakdown in trust between employers and employees, making it harder for companies to find reliable talent in the future.
- How will this trend affect the long-term prospects of Gen Z workers who choose to engage in "career catfishing," potentially sacrificing their professional reputation and future job opportunities?