Job Fraud Warning Signs

The video discusses the prevalence of online job fraud scams, highlighting examples where scammers promise jobs in exchange for upfront payments or personal information. It outlines warning signs such as unsolicited emails, vague job postings, and requests for personal data. The video concludes with safety tips, emphasizing the importance of researching companies, avoiding sharing sensitive information, and not making payments to unknown entities.

What is a common tactic used by scammers to trick job seekers?

• Sending a job offer through a reputable company's email

• Requesting an in-person interview before any job offer

• Providing detailed job descriptions and company information

• Offering a job with a high salary and no experience required

Which of the following is a red flag for a potential job scam?

• Receiving an email from a company domain

• A request for a video interview

• An email with poor grammar and spelling

• A job posting with detailed responsibilities

What should you do if a job offer requires you to pay for training upfront?

• Pay the fee to secure the job

• Request a refund after paying

• Ignore the offer and look for other opportunities

• Research the company thoroughly

Which action is recommended to verify the legitimacy of a job offer?

• Communicate only through email

• Accept the job offer without any questions

• Request an in-person interview in a safe place

• Share your Social Security number immediately

What is a safe practice when dealing with potential employers?

• Paying for job placement services

• Researching the company thoroughly

• Expecting immediate job offers

• Providing personal information right away