Augusta
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It is true that job openings are now posted online either on job boards or job posting sites or blogs. These jobs are sometimes for real and if you are the best fit you can clinch them but in some cases the postings are mere scam to lure unsuspecting public to get them scammed. So for job seekers it is always good to know the signs of scam job openings and stay away from such.
The below tips are likely ways to know that a job opening isn't real.
They use unprofessional means to communicate with you You need to be careful with the means you are communicated with. if they are not professional then you need to let go.
The salary range is always too good to be true and you might be asked to pay for a thing or two like training or some workshops. Be careful with this.
The job listings do have some typos and the information provided is somewhat vague. They do this a lot to confuse people.
You are asked to share your personal information as quickly as they can. This should be a red flag for you.Dont give information when you are just standing out with an unknown company.
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The below tips are likely ways to know that a job opening isn't real.
They use unprofessional means to communicate with you You need to be careful with the means you are communicated with. if they are not professional then you need to let go.
The salary range is always too good to be true and you might be asked to pay for a thing or two like training or some workshops. Be careful with this.
The job listings do have some typos and the information provided is somewhat vague. They do this a lot to confuse people.
You are asked to share your personal information as quickly as they can. This should be a red flag for you.Dont give information when you are just standing out with an unknown company.
Add yours
