The company I work for is hiring - It's a home service type business

We put out a few ads last Thursday on the usuals (Indeed, Zip, Craigslist, etc) and have probably received around 40 applications. Awesome right? The job starts at $25/hour so it's not the very low end of the Totem pole as far as jobs go

The cool thing is that we are getting a lot of targeted leads. Meaning we aren't getting restaurant cooks wanting to work in a home contracting business.

However, I am absolutely shocked at some of the shite I have read on people's resumes.

I would say a good 75% of the applications I have read are like this with their work history

7/1/23 - Present - bla bla bla
6/1/23 - 6/30/23 - bla bla bla
4/1/23 - 5/29/23 - bla bla bla
1/1/23 - 5/15/23 - bla bla bla
10/10/22 - 12/25/22 - bla bla bla
8/1/22 - 10/1/22 - bla bla bla
3/1/22 - 7/15/22 - bla bla bla
12/10/21 - 2/15/22 - bla bla bla
6/1/22 - 12/1/22 - bla bla bla
3/2/22 - 5/21/22 - bla bla bla

Do people no longer keep jobs longer than a few months? I just cannot believe that almost every application has a crazy long work history list where it shows that they only worked at a job for a few months, some only a few weeks, some even a few days There's one dude that had like 18 different jobs in a 3 year span.

Serious Question:
Do today's young people actually think that it is impressive to show companies where they are trying to find a job how many different jobs they have been able to squeeze in within the past couple of years?