1. Not every job offer is legit. Scammers are getting smarter.
2. If it sounds too good to be true (e.g. “Earn ₦300k weekly with no experience”), it probably is.
3. Real companies don’t ask for money to give you a job.
4. Check if the company has an official website, email, or LinkedIn page.
5. Job offers via Telegram or WhatsApp without proper interviews? Red flag.
6. Always search the company name + “scam” on Google.
7. Don’t share your BVN, ATM details, or passport unless it's a verified process.
#JobHunt #ScamAlert #OnlineSafety #CareerTips #KonnectAfrica #Thread
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124 days ago1. Not every job offer is legit. Scammers are getting smarter.
2. If it sounds too good to be true (e.g. “Earn ₦300k weekly with no experience”), it probably is.
3. Real companies don’t ask for money to give you a job.
4. Check if the company has an official website, email, or LinkedIn page.
5. Job offers via Telegram or WhatsApp without proper interviews? Red flag.
6. Always search the company name + “scam” on Google.
7. Don’t share your BVN, ATM details, or passport unless it's a verified process.
#JobHunt #ScamAlert #OnlineSafety #CareerTips #KonnectAfrica #Thread