Excuse me, I received the interview notice from China Railway Second Bureau. I don't know if it is true or not. How can we identify it? I submitted my resume on our school recruitment website.

To borrow a sentence from the biography of Yin Ying: Those who give the swindlers an opportunity bear more responsibility than the swindlers themselves!

The typical trick of pyramid selling is:

Pretending to be a well-known enterprise/state-owned enterprise group, using personal phone, mobile phone, PHS, qq number with low new registration level, 163/ 126 and other free email addresses as contact methods, and tricking job seekers who lack social experience, especially recent graduates, into entering other places through telephone interviews/recorded interviews/remote interviews, or sending invitations/letters/replies.

Before the job interview, ask yourself:

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

What is the contact information of the other party? Is there only a mobile phone number, qq, email address, and no fixed telephone?

Did you find the legal registration of the company in the industrial and commercial department? Is the address and contact information 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?