Business analysis consultant Interview Questions

Thanks for your input it was extremely helpful! I just got an email about their job vacancy but I wasn't sure if I wanted to respond their email back since it sounds too good to be true, esp when they gave such a high salary(even though u didn't ask for it to even begin with) but I wanted to do research about this company to confirm if they were scammers. And so far I couldn't find anything about them being scammers...But after seeing your comment you saved my life!!!U proved that they are scammers! This company sounds very shady from the things they have done to you and how the workers behaved with you sounds even more suspicious :/. It sounds like they can steal people's identity just getting people to give their resumes...Yikes... Thanks for your input, u probably saved alot of people from falling from these scammers. Again I want to thank you for sharing your experience :).Or esle I would've been one of the fools to fall for it :/. Although, I am deeply sorry from what you have been through with them :(.Next time before you contact them, read the information they provided to you carefully or read it even twice, ask yourself if it sounds too good to be true, look at their email address( and make sure if it is their personal email), search up about their company!!! If they dont have much websites about the company or they don't provide much information about the company (Thats already a red flag).In case if you get lucky, u would find people complaining or mention that these guys are scammers, and if they have provided you with a very high salary(in your personal email or even from a job vacancy that's already a red flag!!!) just for a simple job(like office admin for $27/hour to $33/hour) you would know then this sounds too good to be true!!! You can even use outlook if u get these emails, outlook protects you from frauds like them because they would already be pushed into as "junk" email and it would tell u from the top of the message from the sender's message that would say,"This sender has failed our fraud detection checks and may not appear be who they appear to be." Outlook already gives you a red flag about them, so you would already know they are scammers(since outlook approved it) from the start and it can be easily avoided and save you from further trouble :). U can easily spot a scammer just by typos that people tend to easily overlook at all the time(eye details can be so important) !!! Even if they randomly sent you an email about a job vacancy that u didn't apply to, u know its already fishy and that they are scammers. I know this might sound so much to do to protect yourself from frauds but its better to be safe than sorry right? U dont want to find out that they are scammers from the hard way. Thats a few tips that I can think for now. I just wanted to let you know how to protect yourself from frauds because they can do anything with the information esp any personal information that you provided. So be careful

Wow from reading the comments, it really shows that online job boards really don't protect you from frauds and how these scammers can use it to their advantage to get job seekers to fall for their false advertising :/