During the job hunting season, graduates are in full swing to start their job search plans. However, some people will take the opportunity to set up employment traps. To protect yourself, we’ve summarized the ‘5 Dos and 5 Don’ts’ of job hunting for you.
5 Dos:
- It is important to understand the background of the recruiting company to ensure that the company is reliable and legally operating;
- Be suspicious of job advertisements that do not make sense, such as jobs with high salaries for low qualifications and no work experience requirements;
- Be vigilant at all times and refuse job offers from strangers on the internet;
- Be cautious when looking for a job and do not have the mindset of making quick money on the internet to avoid falling into the trap of a scam. If necessary, seek advice from your family and friends;
- Pay more attention to cyber security information and raise awareness of personal precautions
5 Don’ts:
- Don’t disclose personal or bank information at the request of strangers, or make remittances or transfers at their request;
- Don’t trust any job that says “shop first, get paid later, make a lot of money in a short time”;
- Don’t pay any fees or buy any company products. Refuse to pay unreasonable fees requested by the company for various reasons, e.g. training fees, deposits, etc; and do not buy products offered by the company under any name;
- Don’t sign anything arbitrarily. Do not arbitrarily sign any document or contract until the employment relationship has been established.
- Don’t agree to work that might involve breaking the law, as this could lead to a criminal record and affect your future.
