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Important Notice: Beware of Scammers Impersonating Our Company Dear LinkedIn Community, It has come to our attention that scammers are impersonating our company to create fraudulent job postings and send deceptive messages to individuals. We are deeply concerned about these malicious activities and the potential harm they can cause to job seekers. 🔍 What to Watch Out For: Job Postings: Always verify job postings by visiting our official company website https://lnkd.in/dCZruXyP or our LinkedIn page. If a posting seems suspicious, feel free to message our LinkedIn page or email [email protected] for confirmation. Messages: Be cautious of unsolicited messages claiming to offer employment opportunities from our company. Verify the sender's email address and reach out to us directly if you have any doubts. Requests for Payment: Our hiring process never involves asking for payments or financial information. If you encounter such requests, consider it a red flag and report it to LinkedIn immediately. Thank you for your vigilance and cooperation. Let's stay safe and protect each other from these scams. For additional information, see https://lnkd.in/dgkrq6cz #ScamAlert #JobScams #PlanBEngineering

🚨 Stay Safe on LinkedIn! Job scams are on the rise—don’t fall for them! Learn how to spot fake opportunities and protect yourself from fraud. 💼 🔍 Click the link to learn more 🌐 https://bit.ly/40UHsHM Article by Kristi Shehu #4imag #LinkedIn #JobSearchTips #LinkedInSafety #CareerAdvice #StayAlert #OnlineSecurity

⚠️ Watch Out for Job Scams! ⚠️ We've recently learned that scammers are pretending to be Bloom on platforms like LinkedIn, offering fake jobs to trick people. Don't fall for it! Here's how to spot the red flags: 🔒 Bloom will NEVER ask for personal details like your Social Security Number or bank info, and we won’t ask for any payments during the hiring process. ✔️ All official communications come from our @makeitbloom.com email addresses. To keep safe, always apply directly through our careers page: https://lnkd.in/gbYNn6T For more tips on avoiding scams, check out this helpful article by Sagar Neupane:https://lnkd.in/gJezifpr And if you’re ever unsure about an email or message you received, feel free to send us a DM! We’ll be happy to help verify it for you! Let’s put an end to these scams—stay sharp and stay safe! 💪 #JobScam #StaySafe #JobSeekerTips #Hiring #Bloom

Public Service Reminder: Job Scams This article struck a nerve with me today. Someone contacted me about six months ago about a potential "job" opportunity. The person insisted that I provide them my social security number during our first conversation. I politely declined to provide them with this information. Furthermore, I told them that they did not need this information an I would not provide this information to them. The follow up question asked for my date of birth. I gave the same response. Needless to say, I did not get the "job." #scams #jobsearch #safety #security #personalinformation https://lnkd.in/eNUbGt7a

We’ve recently noticed in an uptick of scams impersonating SciPlay and other companies offering fake job opportunities in an attempt to collect personal information and money. We want to ensure how you can identify legitimate job openings from us and avoid falling victim to these scammers. Here’s how you can protect yourself and verify it’s really us reaching out: 💻 Apply directly through our website 🔎 Double check the identity of the person contacting you ❌ Remember, we will NEVER request money from you Scroll through for more information about these tips ➡️ The first step toward a job with us is applying directly through our site. Click the link below to see our current openings and apply today! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gA4bfPu #SciPlay #jobalert #scamawareness #gamedevjobs #hiring

Job scams come in a couple of flavors. One: fake postings on legitimate #jobsearch websites. Two: scammers reaching out to people directly, often through text. Selena Larson of Proofpoint says to beware of out-of-the-blue #joboffers that are light on details. “Things that are sort of overly simplistic or little to no information about what the job actually is.” Here's more from Marketplace by APM: https://lnkd.in/ezER_X_f.

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨 Scammers are impersonating Danos recruiters using fraudulent domains to target job seekers. While we’ve taken immediate action and have shut down a recent fake domain, others may follow! Here’s how to stay safe: ✅ Emails from Danos recruiters will always come from @danos.com. ✅ Notifications from our job portal will come from *.icims.com. Check current opportunities at danos.com/careers. ❌ Any other variations are fraudulent and should be reported. ⚠️ Stay vigilant! Avoid clicking on unknown links, sharing personal information, or sending money to unverified sources. If you spot something suspicious, reach out to us directly. Your safety matters to us!

This article has some great tips on how not to get scammed when seeking a new job. It can happen to anyone. Do your research, don't click links and you shouldn't be asked for money to work with a recruitment firm. Just a few of the tidbits offered. #hiring #jobscams #socialengineering #opento work

Fake job postings are on the rise, and it's important to stay alert and protect yourself from fraud. Scammers are always impersonating companies on LinkedIn and other job platforms regarding non existent positions. Verify the job posting before applying or providing any personal information. They usually will not reveal the company, so move on never provide any personal information. Stay safe and protect yourself from these scams. Most of the scammers use LinkedIn and will message you. #jobsearch #recruiting #staffing #fraudprevention

Job Scams Job scams target job-seekers, especially those searching for remote or flexible work. Scammers post fake job listings or email individuals offering high pay for little work, then request personal information or upfront fees for "training" or "equipment." Victims who provide details may later find their identities stolen or lose money on non-existent services. To stay safe, research companies before applying, avoid jobs that request upfront payments, and be wary of employers who don’t conduct interviews or pressure you to accept immediately. Trustworthy jobs won’t demand personal information or payments until you've formally joined.