Bookwormlux
Valued Contributor
If you live in developing countries like Nigeria and others , you will agree with me that there are a lot of people who are into the scam habit of sending out fake job interview invitations to job seekers, only for them to end up scamming this potential job seekers of their hard-earned money.
Sometimes , they even appear so professional that it will take a very high sense of curiosity before you will be able to find out that they are not really legit at all.
In some cases , most of them are even ritualist hold use those potential job-seekers for some fetish things .
It is now up to potential job seekers to make sure that they do their own due diligence about any reliable information that they find online . Desperation to get a job should not make you to stop thinking, because this would get you into trouble if you get into the hands of people who are out there scamming others .
Some of the ways to identify such scam interviews are :
Any additional information?
Sometimes , they even appear so professional that it will take a very high sense of curiosity before you will be able to find out that they are not really legit at all.
In some cases , most of them are even ritualist hold use those potential job-seekers for some fetish things .
It is now up to potential job seekers to make sure that they do their own due diligence about any reliable information that they find online . Desperation to get a job should not make you to stop thinking, because this would get you into trouble if you get into the hands of people who are out there scamming others .
Some of the ways to identify such scam interviews are :
- They always do not have a website for their organisation.
- There is no any reliable information about them that you can find online .
- Their offices are not located in popular part of the societies but in some unrecognised areas.
Any additional information?