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It is recommended to be vigilant and beware of recruitment scams. Liar companies often use everyone's eagerness to find a job to cheat. Generally, there are the following traps: the first one is the charge trap. Liar companies often charge you a deposit, induction training or some hidden fees on the grounds of recruitment, such as clothing fees, filing management fees, training fees and so on. The second category is the probation trap, which is mainly to obtain labor cheaply in the name of probation. There are two forms here. One is to tell us that the probation period of job seekers is unqualified for various reasons, and the other is to illegally extend everyone's probation period. The third is the recommendation letter trap. In fact, some swindlers cheat by applying for jobs, such as strangers recommending jobs to you and receiving letters of recommendation. The fourth is to whitewash the job trap, which is actually to use everyone's eagerness to find a job and sell dog meat. The last one is a pyramid scheme trap. In view of these job-hunting traps, we should raise our awareness of prevention, have a sober judgment on ourselves, know our own strength, understand the whole job-hunting market, and make some evaluation and consideration according to our actual situation. At the same time, we should also explore the authenticity of the company in all directions and directions. For example, we can personally check the registration information of this enterprise on the website of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau, take a look at the enterprise official website, ask friends around us and so on. Do more research and ask more questions, don't be too impatient, and let the liar take advantage of it. From Q user: Miss Mabel