How does it feel to see the job advertisement on 58 asking you to call directly instead of submitting your resume?

Classified information websites only charge money and are not responsible for the authenticity of information. Even individuals can advertise and give a little money to open their eyes to scammers.

Those fraudulent companies spread false information all day, which basically means that non-intermediary agencies don't charge, first cheat you, then confuse you, and slowly let you pay. Do you have to write?

Those pyramid schemes are waiting online all day, collecting your resume contact information everywhere, giving you a mobile phone number to say that you have been accepted, making you run away from home all the way, and you will be dragged down when you arrive. Do you have to believe it?

Before the next interview, ask yourself:

How did you submit your resume? Under what circumstances and where did you see the recruitment information?

Did you find the legal registration of the company in the industrial and commercial department? Has the address and fixed telephone been verified to be true and reliable?

What is the position? What are the specific requirements? Do you want nothing, as long as everyone accepts it?

Is the treatment given by the other party unreasonable and higher than the normal level of ordinary graduates?

Where is the interview and work place? Is it in a remote place or a residential area?

Is it necessary to pay for various reasons, such as file storage fee, clothing fee, reserved position fee, actor and model signing fee, photo taking fee, registration fee, employment fee, deposit, handling fee, filing fee, registration fee, confidentiality fee, membership fee and deposit. .

Do you want to go to the project department/branch/training base in other places for an interview/internship/report/trial/training/physical examination alone?