Tips for job hunting on the part-time Internet: There are many pyramid schemes, but how to prevent them?

Recently, due to the death of Li Wenxing, a young job seeker, the word "MLM" has once again returned to people's field of vision. How to prevent pyramid schemes and stay away from pyramid schemes has also become a problem that job seekers need to pay special attention to. Li Wenxing, who just graduated, sent a resume on the online recruitment platform, eager to get a job. Just then, an "Gui Li" company extended an olive branch to him. He had doubts about the speed of the application process, but he chose to come to the remote Tianjin suburb interview site provided by the company. Unfortunately, this company, as he suspected, was a fake pyramid scheme company, and Li Wenxing, who was unfortunately caught in it, was so upset that he finally paid the price of his life. On July 14, Li Wenxing's body was found in a puddle next to G 104 National Road in Jinghai District, Tianjin. After the exposure of Li Wenxing's incident, Tianjin police also reported a similar incident on August 7: Juck Zhang, a 25-year-old youth from Yuncheng, Shandong Province, died after mistakenly entering a pyramid scheme. On July 10, Juck Zhang went to Jinghai District, Tianjin to apply for a job, but he mistakenly entered the MLM organization. On July 13, Juck Zhang developed heatstroke symptoms and took medicine, but it didn't get better. The personnel department of MLM hired a couple to drive Juck Zhang to Tianjin Railway Station and let him go home. On the way, they found him seriously ill and abandoned him at the crime scene. It is reported that the organization that Li Wenxing and Juck Zhang mistakenly entered is a large-scale old-fashioned "mold" organization that has been operating for 1 1 year. Members of this organization pretended to be other companies on the online recruitment platform to trick job seekers into joining, and then brainwashed job seekers, resulting in the deaths of job seekers Li Wenxing and Juck Zhang. Coincidentally, on August 5, more than half a month later, Lin Huarong, a sophomore girl from a vocational college in Hubei Province, was found dead in the river. Her family and the police confirmed her death. Like Li Wenxing, it is all because of pyramid schemes. Lin Huarong, who planned to earn some living expenses during the summer vacation, was tricked into a pyramid scheme, his mobile phone was seized, his personal freedom was restricted, and he was required to pay a fee of 2,800 yuan, during which he was forced to attend classes by the pyramid scheme. Lin Huarong is exhausted, and she can't stand the verbal insults of MLM members. On the evening of August 4, she chose to throw herself into the river. The death of three young lives has brought us a bloody lesson, and the chaos of pyramid schemes needs to be rectified urgently. Therefore, on August 15, the state launched a three-month special rectification campaign against pyramid schemes, and it will never be soft in the face of pyramid schemes. As an ordinary job seeker, in the face of pyramid schemes, what we need to do is to distinguish right from wrong and stay out of it. And how can we distinguish and identify, and then find a safe and reliable job? Here, I will popularize pyramid schemes for everyone, hoping that the majority of job seekers can keep their eyes open and be alert to pyramid schemes. The recruitment information of MLM institutions with vague information and suspicious interview location often lacks some basic elements: the common thing is the lack of information of the company itself. In the process of communication, the other party can't provide job seekers with company profile, company qualification, company detailed address and other information. , and often vague in the face of job seekers' inquiries; Failing to provide detailed job content, salary profile and other basic information to the candidates, they directly asked the candidates for an interview. It is worth noting that Li Wenxing rushed to a remote suburb for an interview with MLM organization without perfect communication. To provide job seekers with an interview address that is too remote and unreasonable, job seekers need to polish their eyes and be vigilant. MLM institutions that advocate low wages and high returns often take advantage of job seekers' eagerness to find jobs and offer some attractive recruitment conditions to beautify the content of pyramid schemes, giving job seekers an illusion of easy work and high salary returns, such as "opening up market relations, establishing contacts, striving for more employees to settle in and earning tens of thousands of yuan a month". When job seekers are looking for a job, they should know the salary level of the job they are applying for in advance. When they encounter a position whose salary doesn't meet the working conditions, they should be cautious and don't easily believe the job content of "low salary and high return" provided by the other party. There is no free dinner in the world, and the reward is usually proportional to the effort. We need to be vigilant in promoting the work of "getting something for nothing". Some job seekers who asked for fees without joining the job said that the recruiter at that time offered an offer without even looking at his resume, but only asked for hundreds of work books, employment registration, training fees and other expenses in advance. The MLM organization also promised to develop more offline resources, that is, to have a stable income and return it immediately. Paying deposit and developing offline are the main routines of pyramid schemes, and black intermediaries often cheat job seekers by paying in advance. Job-seeking users encounter the above situation, please calmly think and analyze, don't be carried away by temporary interests, and report when necessary. Choosing a regular, safe and reliable part-time recruitment platform, Li Wenxing applied for a job through the online platform. Looking for a job or a part-time job from the online platform has become the first choice for young people. Nowadays, with the rapid development of the Internet, part-time recruitment on the mobile network has become a steadily developing Internet industry. Most young job seekers, especially the post-90s generation, are keen to apply for their favorite jobs through the Internet platform. The huge user group on the network platform makes MLM institutions also focus on such a "fragrant cake". Some MLM institutions use some online recruitment platforms with regulatory loopholes to exploit loopholes and successfully publish recruitment information on them to trick job seekers into being hired. For their own safety, it is suggested that job seekers should be cautious when looking for jobs or part-time jobs through online platforms. Stay away from unreliable platforms and choose a part-time recruitment platform with perfect audit mechanism, high praise, safety and reliability. For example, on the well-known part-time recruitment platform for college students in China, a strict audit system is adopted to allow job seekers to obtain safe and reliable part-time recruitment information. Zhen Yiyi, chief operating officer of Shanghai, said: "Shanghai has adopted multiple rounds of audits, from big data audits to manual audits. Every link has been carefully controlled to prevent unsafe recruitment information from endangering the rights and interests of job seekers. Do your best for the rights and interests of job seekers. " In addition to the strict audit mechanism, the input of MLM information is strictly controlled from the source, and "life insurance" is purchased for every job seeker, which greatly protects the rights and interests of job seekers. Cherish your life, stay away from pyramid schemes, provide your own awareness of prevention, and choose a regular part-time recruitment platform to achieve the above points. I believe that for ordinary job seekers, finding a job can also be a safe and easy thing.