Why are college students easy to be cheated when looking for a job?

Many college students who have just left school have been cheated because of their lack of social experience.

Let me talk about my experience of being cheated when I first left school. When I first graduated, I was full of confidence in finding a job. As a result, several companies failed in the interview, and some hit me in the heart. In addition, my classmates have basically found jobs, and they are all anxious to go to the hospital. No matter what job they have online, they should submit their resumes first.

Soon, I got a call from a company. The other end of the phone said that he was the director of the company, and their company was a "Fortune 500 company". Six insurances and one gold, plus year-end bonus every weekend, and free travel, with an average salary of 5000. I really want to hear that. I couldn't wait to go to the interview the next day.

When I arrived at the insurance company, the director received me. First of all, I read the company's promotional materials. The slogan "Top 500 in the world" and "Change your destiny from now on" is endless. Then I looked at my resume and told me that you passed ~ ~ I was cheated at that time, because he hardly asked me any questions, and I passed without even saying ten words.

Then the director said that orientation training is a three-day closed training, and I have been staying in a hotel. Do I still need to pay it? At that time, I was unwilling to pay 500 yuan for information. As a result, the supervisor said that the company was responsible for accommodation and training, and we didn't need to pay a penny. Then we thought, after all, it is one of the top 500 companies in the world, and the company is quite big. Without thinking too much, we paid 500 yuan for training.

I went to the hotel for training the next day, and started classes at 8: 30 in the morning until 9: 00 in the evening. The so-called information fee is actually only one yuan for a notebook with a pen. The hotel is a four-star hotel with two people living in a standard room. As a result, the content of the class has nothing to do with insurance products. They are all talking about good industries, which can make a lot of money and earn millions a year.

After the training, the same director told me that it would cost 800 yuan to formally join the company. I was cheated at that time. I asked him what this money was, and he told me it was a deposit. I became suspicious at this time, so I went to the toilet to check the so-called insurance deposit. I said it online to get you into his insurance. Frankly speaking, that's already called "headcount fee" If you want to follow him, you have to pay this money to join his group.

Finally, I didn't pay the money, just told him that I quit and went home in despair. Think about my 500 yuan training fee, it's really a big loss ~ ~

The reasons why college students are cheated in finding jobs.

1, college students have little social experience, and many things in social practice can't be taught by schools, so they need to be honed and grown up slowly.

2, when looking for a job, I was not serious and didn't do my homework for the company I was going to interview. That's what I did. I just applied for a job in any company. I didn't check the quality of the company at all to see if I was suitable.

3. I am afraid that I can't find a job and I am eager to find a job.

How to avoid being cheated when looking for a job

1, you must do your homework before applying and find out what company it is in advance. Now the network is very developed. If you look carefully, you will find some clues.

2, looking for a job, you have to go to a regular recruitment website. Although there are scammers on the regular recruitment websites, regular companies still account for the majority.

Don't be fooled by high salary and welfare. Liar companies mostly use high wages and benefits as bait, saying that their companies can get high wages with less work. How can a pie fall from the sky be a good thing? The salary doesn't match the position they are engaged in. Nine times out of ten, they are liars.

All recruiters who charge training fees are liars. As long as it is a regular company, it is impossible for you to pay when recruiting. As long as it is a recruitment that makes you pay, it must be a liar.

In a word, it is inevitable that college students will encounter such swindlers when looking for a job just after they leave school. Students must keep their eyes open and do their homework in advance. If you are cheated, you must call the police at the first time, don't be afraid, and safeguard your rights and interests.