What are the “dark” secrets of recruitment?

In real life, when job seekers are looking for a job, there are many shady things, and they must pay attention to avoid these shady things. So, let me briefly introduce these shady secrets to you:

The first one is the payment shady secrets. In fact, in real life, many black intermediaries will use this as bait and then charge various fees. It is worth noting that these fee traps mainly include registration fees and clothing fees.

The second type is pyramid schemes. We know that in real life, MLM is a very common trap. This trap is mainly spread through recommendations from relatives and friends. Many people think that they can easily make a lot of money, and such jobs are often relatively remote. Once you enter a pyramid scheme, you often have to spend a lot of effort to escape from it. Therefore, when looking for a job, you must be careful to avoid entering a MLM organization.

The third type is the interview shady. In real life, as long as it is a formal company, it usually has a fixed office space. However, in order to deceive job seekers into joining the company, some companies will arrange the interview location in a relatively remote place, and some companies will arrange interviews in remote places. Interviews are conducted at night. When encountering this situation, you must maintain a high degree of vigilance.

The fourth type is contract shady. In real life, some labor contracts are oral employment contracts, contracts with mortgage or guarantee clauses, and sometimes even have some additional clauses. At this time, you must pay attention and read the clauses clearly before signing. Because once you sign and confirm, you will be very passive when you feel that a dispute will arise in the future.

The fifth type is "acquaintance" shady stories. In real life, many fraudsters often use the name of fellow villagers or acquaintances to introduce jobs, so that job seekers can be fooled and defraud money. Therefore, when we are looking for a job and encounter an acquaintance introducing a job, we must maintain a high degree of vigilance to avoid being fooled.