Classified information websites only charge money, and are not responsible for the authenticity of information, regardless of the life and death of job seekers.

If your problem happens to be seen by an unscrupulous liar, he will put on his vest and tell you that it is true.

Please ask yourself first. How did you submit your resume?

Is it a classified information website that is not responsible for the authenticity of information, or is it a recruitment information seen on a roadside telephone pole?

What is the contact information of the other party? Is there only a mobile phone number, a Q number, an email address, and no fixed telephone? There is no landline. Can you believe it?

Did you find the legal registration of the company in the industrial and commercial department? -If not, do you dare to go to such a black shop without the registration of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau?

Is the registered capital of the company pitifully small? Is there a bad record of unqualified annual inspection?

What's the address and contact information of the company? Have you verified that it is true and reliable? -The possibility of an impostor cannot be ruled out.

What is the position? What are the specific requirements? Do you want nothing, as long as everyone accepts it?

-now the coolies in the interview all require this requirement and that requirement. If the threshold is low, it is either demanding business or pure fraud.

Is the treatment given by the other party unreasonable and higher than the normal level of general work?

-for example, those small advertisements on roadside telephone poles with high salaries and urgent monthly income, think about it yourself.

Where is the interview and work place? Is it in a remote place or a residential area? -Boys are fine, girls are safe. .

Do you have to go to the so-called project department/branch/training base in other places for interview/internship/report/trial/training/physical examination for various reasons?

-Areas with chaotic social order in Guangdong, such as Dongguan (0769), Shaoguan (075 1), Huizhou (0752), Zhongshan (0760) and Meizhou (0763); Old and poor areas, such as Luoyang, Nanyang and Luohe in Henan, Bazhou, Renqiu and Cangzhou in Hebei, Liaocheng, Binzhou and Heze in Shandong, Guyuan in Ningxia, Weinan in Shaanxi, Yuncheng in Shanxi, Jingmen in Hubei, Changsha, Loudi, Xiangtan and Yongzhou in Hunan, Xuancheng and Fuyang in Anhui; Most parts of Guangxi, such as Nanning, Guilin, Beihai and Qinzhou; Langfang, Hebei (Yanjiao) and other three no-zones are the nearest pyramid selling dens to Beijing and Tianjin. . . It is the base camp of pyramid schemes.

What will happen if you go? You can think with your rich imagination. . .

If there is no problem above, you should also pay attention to:

Does the other party ask you to pay for various reasons, such as deposit, deposit, membership card fee, clothing fee, registration fee, training fee, examination fee, physical examination fee, handling fee, filing fee, confidentiality fee, file storage fee, reserved position fee, actor and model signing fee, photo fee, registration fee, employment fee, etc. . .

-If your money falls from the sky, hand it over! There are always people who refuse to learn their lesson without being cheated several times.

You are so convinced that those user names on the Internet are advertisements and contact information. They hang on the internet 24 hours a day, take the initiative to leave Q to brush comments and send private messages. They claim that they can earn living expenses in two or three hours every day. They try their best to sell websites, insert garbled links, and cry for your personal space to see pictures. They claim that they advocate a network cable and a computer to start a business easily, sell real money in foreign exchange for investment and wealth management, clamor for free agents for overseas listing of emerging projects in online malls, and post screenshots and attachments for you to receive payment charts. . . Is it based on hearsay?