Here’s How Widespread ‘Career Catfishing’ Really Is

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In today’s competitive job market, honesty matters more than ever. Yet according to Monster’s 2025 Career Catfishing poll, deceptive practices during the hiring process are more common than you might think. Similarly, SHRM found that turnover in the first year is often the result of unmet expectations around what the job entails, underscoring the importance of accurate job descriptions.

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