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It is very important to be vigilant and cautious and check the authenticity of recruitment information. If you are in doubt or uncertain about a certain recruitment information, don't rush to apply, but take the above measures to verify and confirm. I hope you can find a suitable job opportunity and avoid the risks brought by false recruitment information. I will make a logical analysis from my personal experience to help you better understand this situation.

(A) to find a reliable source of information

1. View the source of recruitment information: first, you can check whether the source of these recruitment information is credible. On the 58-city network, most of the information is released by recruitment companies or employers. You can check the qualification and reputation of the publishing house.

2. Check the details of recruitment information: learn the details of recruitment information, including job responsibilities, salary and treatment, work place, etc. Detailed information is usually more reliable.

(1) Personal experience: When I am looking for a job, I usually read the recruitment information carefully to ensure that the source of the information is reliable, and I will also check whether I have provided detailed job descriptions and contact information.

(2) Be wary of unusual treatment.

1. Beware of overpaid or exceptionally generous recruitment information. If the salary of a position is much higher than the average level of the same industry, it may be necessary to further verify the information.

2. Pay attention to the promise of telecommuting or probation-free: Some false recruitment information may promise probation-free or telecommuting, which needs careful consideration.

(1) Personal experience: When I was looking for a job, I came across some recruitment information, which seemed too expensive. Later, it was found that some of them were false recruitment, and they were more cautious about the promise of unusually generous treatment.

(3) consulting relevant personnel

1. If you have questions about a certain recruitment information, you can try to contact the employer or recruitment company that released the information and ask for more details and information.

2. You can also consult your friends or colleagues who have been engaged in this field to understand their views and experiences.

(1) Personal experience: When you encounter uncertain recruitment information, you will generally contact relevant parties, including employers or recruitment companies, to obtain more information and confirm the authenticity of the recruitment.

Second, how to judge the authenticity of recruitment information

In order to judge the authenticity of recruitment information, the following measures can be taken:

(1) Check the reputation and background of the publisher: Understand the reputation and background of the employer or recruitment company that publishes the information, and confirm its legitimacy by finding its official website, contact information and appearance on other recruitment platforms.

(2) Contact the employer or recruitment company directly: try to contact the employer or recruitment company that released the information and ask for more details and relevant information. If they provide detailed job descriptions and job requirements, as well as legal contact information, it may be credible.

(3) Beware of information about excessive salary: If a recruitment information is excessively paid, especially far higher than the average level of the same industry, it needs careful consideration. You can learn more about the relevant market situation and see if it is consistent with the recruitment information.

(4) Be cautious about the promise of telecommuting and probation-free: False recruitment information sometimes promises telecommuting or probation-free, which requires special caution. In this case, it is recommended to have a telephone or video interview with the employer or the recruitment company to verify the authenticity of the information.