Job hunting safety promotion

When seeking employment, beware of fraud and remember the "Seven Don'ts" principle:

1. 1. Do not pay any money - Do not pay any fees of unknown purpose or unreasonable fees, such as promotional photos, training fees, deposits, etc.
2. 2. Do not apply for a credit card - You should not apply for a credit card on the spot when asked by the company you are applying for a job.
3. 3. Do not purchase - Do not purchase any tangible or intangible products that the company requires you to purchase under any name.
4. 4. Keep your ID with you - Carry your ID and credit cards with you and do not give them to the company you are applying for a job with.
5. 5. Do not sign any documents or contracts casually.
6. 6. Do not drink - Do not drink alcohol or unknown drinks or food provided by others.
7. 7. Do not work illegally - Do not engage in illegal work or work for illegal companies

Be careful when looking for a job and remember the "three musts" principle

1. 1. Ask for company - Ask friends or family to accompany you during the interview or inform the interview location in advance. (PS In today’s world, it may be more appropriate to inform relatives and friends of the interview location rather than having family members accompany you)
2. 2. Be suspicious - Check the job advertisements of the company you want to apply for to see if there are any of the following situations. If so, please be alert and be careful of being deceived.
   1. 2-1. Posting job advertisements for several weeks or months
   2. 2-2. The job advertisement contains unreasonable generous benefits, and the company's business and job content are vague and uncertain. The work is advertised as easy, no experience required, and loans are available.
   3. 2-3. The job advertisement only contains the company name and address or only the telephone number, contact person, post office box, or mobile phone number.
3. 3. Inform - Call your relatives and friends in advance to inform them of the time and place of the interview, or ask friends or family to accompany you to the interview.