A recent study revealed that one in five job postings are fake, as some companies post listings with no intention of hiring and use different tactics to attract job seekers. RELATED STORIES ...

Greenhouse found in the second quarter of 2024, almost 31% of corporate services job postings never led to anyone ... managers said their company posted a fake job listing in the past year.

Boston College students have recently been targeted by fake job offer scams. Some BC students have received unsolicited emails on their BC email accounts recruiting them for fake on-campus jobs. Here ...

“There are too many fake job postings that are essentially scams. Job seekers often apply to jobs that seem legitimate, but their information is stolen and sold with every click. Their resumes ...

Attackers are preying on students who are looking to make extra money while in college. Fake job postings, often distributed through unsolicited private messages or appearing on online job listing ...

The reason for those fake postings on X, formerly Twitter, is believed to be the popularity of social media, where posts attracting clicks will earn advertising revenue. The National Institute of ...

However, Nestle India's Chairman and Managing Director, Suresh Narayanan, has confirmed that these job postings are fake. He has cautioned "young and aspiring talents" to be vigilant and not ...

According to @IndianTechGuide on X (formerly Twitter), scammers are creating fake job postings to lure job seekers. When someone expresses interest in the listing, the scammer convinces them to ...

To the job seeker, this practice seems shady, but 70% of hiring managers believe posting fake jobs is “morally acceptable”, according to the study ... to fake postings. The companies who ...

Some job scams are easy to spot while others appear legitimate. These guidelines will help you know who to trust. Don't fall for the fake check scam. Never cash a check that comes with “extra” money.