Creating a standout résumé or cover letter is your first (and sometimes only) chance to make a strong impression with prospective employers-to really sell yourself. But there's a caveat, HR experts say: don't sound desperate. While we're taught to tailor résumés for the job and really showcase accomplishments, experts argue there's such a thing as going overboard. Employers could find it off-putting. Or worse, they could think you're overrepresenting your credentials.
A recent Economist/YouGov poll indicates that only 31 percent of Americans view Donald Trump as "honest and trustworthy," reflecting a significant decline in perceived integrity since the start of his second term. With 53 percent believing he is not honest, the findings highlight widespread doubts about his credibility and bolster claims of dishonesty among the electorate.