Is this recruitment information true or false?

No one can tell you the truth of the information by looking at the recruitment information, but the guess is false.

There are several suggestions on how to identify true and false recruitment information:

All the money is impossible.

It's definitely a scam to meet someone who asks for money for clothing, work clothes, training fees, security deposit and other reasons when looking for a job.

No matter how clever a liar is, he always aims at "money". When he mentions "money", he leaves immediately.

Wandering soldiers will be fired directly.

Many lawless elements often wander outside railway stations, bus stations and labor markets under the guise of recruiting workers. There are many middle-aged women who look friendly and approachable. Be careful!

To find a job, you have to go to formal channels to apply for a job, and formal companies have recruitment positions in the talent market. Even if some people are not liars, just imagine how good the treatment and welfare can be for a company that is reluctant to spend money on its signboard.

Say "no" to various expenses before joining the company.

This is somewhat similar to the first one, but as criminals become more and more sophisticated. Some lawless elements will open companies for self-packaging, and most of them cheat with labor intermediary companies on the grounds of introducing jobs. On the surface, it is a regular company with business license and other qualifications. Before joining the job, you will ask for fees with "medical examination fees" and health certificates. During the subsequent probation period, the applicant was dismissed on the pretext that he was incompetent and defrauded the money.

Physical examination is a welfare provided by the company to employees. Health certificate can only be used in food processing and manufacturing, not in all industries. Between 32 yuan and 55 yuan, community health stations can apply for health certificates without going to big hospitals.

No matter what reason the company charged you when you joined the company, you should turn around and leave. Even if uniform work clothes or physical examination are required, the regular company will deduct it from your first month's salary instead of putting it in your pocket in advance.

Be cautious in high-paying positions. Some companies posted high-paying recruitment information, with higher salaries than their peers, but simpler job requirements. Don't worry about this kind of signboard information, there must be something fishy in it, and nine times out of ten it is a scam.

The higher the salary, the more job requirements, and the requirements are directly proportional to the salary.

Be alert to the interview location.

The interview places of regular companies are all internal meeting rooms or offices. If the other party asks you to interview in cafes, bars and other leisure places. Nine times out of ten it's a scam! If the place provided by the other party is remote, be alert, it is easy to be threatened by crime or cheat money!