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How to Spot Fake Job Ads and Protect Yourself from Scammers (99)
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🎙️ Welcome to this episode of Jess Get Hired, where we tackle a growing concern in today’s job market—job scams. With AI technology and remote work changing the hiring landscape, it's more important than ever to protect yourself as a job seeker or employer.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:- 🚨 Red flags to identify fake job postings
- 🕵️♂️ How to validate employers and job offers
- 🤖 The rise of fake candidates using AI tools
- 💡 Practical tips to protect yourself from online scams
- Research Employers: Always validate that the company is legitimate. Check their registration, LinkedIn profiles, and reviews on platforms like Glassdoor.
- Watch for Red Flags: Be wary of requests for upfront payments, vague job descriptions, or recruiters with minimal online presence.
- Use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Protect your accounts by enabling MFA on job boards, email accounts, and other digital platforms.
- Verify Remote Work Protocols: Ensure that remote job offers come with video interviews and direct communication with the hiring team.
Joining us is Ranbir Bhutani, a cybersecurity expert, sharing invaluable insights on how job seekers and employers can navigate the digital hiring landscape safely.
Resources Mentioned:- 🔗 Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Learn about fraud protection.
- 🔗 Cyberculture, LLC: Cybersecurity resources and consulting.
- 🔗 Jess Get Hired Website: More tips and resources for job seekers.
✨ Don’t forget to follow Jess Get Hired on LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok! Subscribe to the podcast for weekly episodes on career tips and workplace trends.
📢 Share your thoughts on this episode in the comments! Have you ever encountered a job scam? What steps do you take to stay safe?
🔔 Subscribe to the Jess Get Hired podcast for weekly career tips, job search advice, and workplace insights.
114 episodes
Manage episode 456248880 series 2864684
🎙️ Welcome to this episode of Jess Get Hired, where we tackle a growing concern in today’s job market—job scams. With AI technology and remote work changing the hiring landscape, it's more important than ever to protect yourself as a job seeker or employer.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:- 🚨 Red flags to identify fake job postings
- 🕵️♂️ How to validate employers and job offers
- 🤖 The rise of fake candidates using AI tools
- 💡 Practical tips to protect yourself from online scams
- Research Employers: Always validate that the company is legitimate. Check their registration, LinkedIn profiles, and reviews on platforms like Glassdoor.
- Watch for Red Flags: Be wary of requests for upfront payments, vague job descriptions, or recruiters with minimal online presence.
- Use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Protect your accounts by enabling MFA on job boards, email accounts, and other digital platforms.
- Verify Remote Work Protocols: Ensure that remote job offers come with video interviews and direct communication with the hiring team.
Joining us is Ranbir Bhutani, a cybersecurity expert, sharing invaluable insights on how job seekers and employers can navigate the digital hiring landscape safely.
Resources Mentioned:- 🔗 Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Learn about fraud protection.
- 🔗 Cyberculture, LLC: Cybersecurity resources and consulting.
- 🔗 Jess Get Hired Website: More tips and resources for job seekers.
✨ Don’t forget to follow Jess Get Hired on LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok! Subscribe to the podcast for weekly episodes on career tips and workplace trends.
📢 Share your thoughts on this episode in the comments! Have you ever encountered a job scam? What steps do you take to stay safe?
🔔 Subscribe to the Jess Get Hired podcast for weekly career tips, job search advice, and workplace insights.
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