Those pits on the road of college students' part-time jobs?

Two weeks ago, I came to Xi for some personal reasons. On the one hand, I want to visit this long-awaited city and appreciate the unique charm of an ancient capital that has gone through thousands of years. On the other hand, I want to live here for a period of time and hone my viability in a strange city. Survival needs money, and housing, eating and shopping are inseparable from RMB. So, I embarked on the journey of finding a job. There are many ways to find a job. You can go to the job market, attend job fairs, take exams and get interviews. Because I am new here, it can be said that I am a stranger, so I chose to find a job through the Internet. Now the internet technology is extremely developed, and various recruitment websites emerge one after another, so I used to think it was very simple to find a suitable job online. But this is not the case. The online recruitment information is dazzling and dazzling. But through experience, a lot of information is not true, especially some high-tech recruitment waiters. Many of them cheat you into paying all kinds of fees in the past, and finally they can't arrange any work for you. To put it bluntly, they lied to you. What's more, in the name of recruitment, candidates are tricked into going to night shows, entertainment clubs and other messy places. There are still many people who have insufficient social experience and can't stand the temptation, go astray and eventually ruin their future. We often see some criminal cases when someone goes to work in a certain place in the news, most of which are related to this. There are also some companies that publish a lot of recruitment information online, attracting many unemployed people to sell their products to the company. Most of these products are three-no products, without any guarantee, and they can only be sold door to door. Therefore, for this reason, many people can't get a penny because they can't finish the sales performance stipulated by other companies in the end, so they work for other companies for free, which delays their time and consumes their money. In addition, many dishonest phenomena are found in job hunting. You saw a recruitment information on the Internet, and the salary and welfare conditions written on it were quite different when you actually went to interview to talk about these issues, which was seriously inconsistent. This virtually wastes the time and transportation expenses of job seekers. I wonder why they can't write the recruitment information truthfully, accurately and reliably. This will not let the psychological expectations of candidates drop too much. The most abominable thing I have ever seen is that some people with moral defects post some urgent messages from network typists and network promoters on the Internet, and then let you chat in detail with QQ, and then make up some names for you to pay for work. But when you really give money to others, immediately pull your QQ black and play a trick out of thin air. This represents the success of others, and cheating you is not negotiable. In the end, you still don't know that you have been cheated. This is what I experienced and heard in the process of online job hunting. I hope you can learn from it. Now this society is very complicated, and things on the Internet are more complicated. Be sure to keep your eyes open and don't be deceived by some false and attractive information. Then start from the grass roots in a down-to-earth manner, and don't aim too high.