I want to be a professional intermediary, but if I recruit workers' resumes to the company, will I run away without a commission? How can I avoid this situation?

No, general intermediaries only serve large companies and enterprises. To put it bluntly, this kind of work is to serve the personnel department, which belongs to recruiting people and requires the company to do things without worrying about the commission. The employees introduced by general intermediaries belong to labor dispatch workers, and the wages of regular workers are very different. To put it bluntly, wages are calculated according to temporary workers, such as how much it costs to work eight hours a day. Very clear. And the difference between regular workers and regular workers can give you a commission. Of course, the premise is that the employees you introduce must work for about a month to get the commission, so as long as the big factory needs employees. You are in charge of recruitment, so don't worry about the commission!