Don't college students do these jobs?

In the recent job-hunting season for college students, both graduates and students are looking for jobs. Recently, cases of college students being cheated in job hunting are not uncommon, from losing their property to losing their lives. These vivid examples tell college job seekers not to go to the following jobs, or they may pay a painful price. First, pyramid schemes Everyone knows that pyramid schemes cannot be touched, but when pyramid schemes appear, it is often difficult to distinguish them. Especially for fresh graduates, MLM organizers have been paying close attention to the talent market and university campus, looking for warm-blooded and simple lambs. All kinds of traps are already ready, just waiting for you to plunge in. Knowing the following routines will make it easier for you to see through the true face of pyramid schemes. Routine 1, employer's address and other descriptions are inconsistent with reality. Talent market is an important hunting ground for pyramid selling. They pretend to be regular companies and offer olive branches to candidates. When the applicant arrived at the place, he found that the actual place was seriously inconsistent with the description: the geographical location was remote and closed, and the surrounding environment was not good. In this case, turning around and leaving is the best way, because such companies are basically fraud gangs, even if they are not pyramid schemes. Routine two, sales, need advanced goods. Nowadays, there are more and more sales models that play the edge ball, and some of them are very different from typical pyramid schemes in essence. But the same thing is, you have to buy a lot of products to join this system, and the quality of these products is not good, which means that you will invest a lot of money, and if you are lucky, you will get a little return. If you are unlucky, you may lose your money. Keep your eyes open and think carefully before you pay, so as not to fall into the pit. Routine 3: Online dating quickly invites people to meet. Whether it is the "northern pyramid scheme" known for violent imprisonment or the "southern pyramid scheme" known for brainwashing, its biggest similarity is that it often starts with acquaintances. In addition to classmates, relatives, friends and family, online dating objects are also the key objects of these systems. If you have an online lover who falls in love with you in a short time and strongly invites you to visit the other person's place, then you need to be careful. Second, the network part-time job-everyone likes to sit at home and have a high-paying job, and this demand has long been targeted by scammers. They have developed a variety of routines to cheat otaku and otaku, among which the following three routines are the most common: routine 1, paying the bill, and scammers posting part-time jobs on the Internet, saying that "each task only takes 5 minutes" and "2 hours a day, it's easier than 10,000 yuan". The deceived person contacted the other party and learned that his job was to buy prepaid cards to brush his reputation. If he meets the standard, he can return the cash and get a commission. The deceived person first invested a small amount of principal and successfully received the principal and commission. After that, the encouraged scammers will invest a lot of principal, but the principal and commission will not come back, and the scammers will disappear. Routine two. The advertisement of "typist's monthly salary 1 10,000" that often appears on the Internet is also a deep routine. When the deceived person gets in touch with the swindler, the swindler will say that the words typed by the deceived person are confidential, so the deceived person must pay a large amount of "confidential money" to participate. Once the swindler paid the money, the swindler disappeared. Any job that requires you to pay in advance must be a scam. This is the same both offline and online. Routine 3. The "part-time" status of the rhythmic water army network water army sounds mysterious. These people use different identities, copy and paste things taught by others, and run around on major social platforms all day. It is only the lightest consequence to waste your time for a little petty profit, and it is also common for employers to turn their backs on you after brushing their posts. More importantly, many people's content involves statements that threaten national security, which has violated the crime of endangering national security. Once discovered, the consequences are even more unimaginable. Third, the high salary on the street is a lesson of blood! College students should not do these jobs. You may often see the words "high-paying overseas job recruitment" on a telephone pole with wet urine stains on the roadside, telling you that there are many positions in Japan or Saudi Arabia that are in urgent need of recruitment. These jobs don't require you to have any basic professional skills, but the salary is very high. Anyone who goes out will definitely come back with a lot of savings after one year. The only thing you need is a little referral fee. You may not be unfamiliar with the words "recruiting public relations" on the wall. You believe that you meet their requirements of "good image, good temperament, elegant speech and strong adaptability". When you find an employer, he will tell you that your physical condition is good, but your clothes are too bad. You need to pay a "styling fee" first and let them help you pack. Don't think about it, any job that can provide high salary and not too high conditions is fraud without exception. These pies falling from the sky must smell bad. There are always more dangers than luck in this world. An ordinary job search may ruin a great young man's life. What is impossible? Therefore, when applying for a job, college students should stay away from such jobs, otherwise they will put their lives in and earn nothing. College students should also get rich correctly through formal channels.