Tips for Safe Work Online Searching

With the arrival of the Internet, all sorts of activities can be done just by sitting in front of a computer screen, including in terms of search a job. Many job applicants are now guerrillas in cyberspace to find and enroll them. Are you one of them? If so, consider carefully the online work search tips below, so you stay safe in the ‘hunt’ and avoid identity theft.

1. Keep Personal Data Privacy
 Sensitive information like date of birth, age, driver’s license numbers, home addresses, and other lai-should not be included on a resume online, until you are absolutely sure the company is indeed trustworthy.

2. Use Instinct
 If you see a job posting that was ‘too perfect to be true’, then beware because it could be a scam. The solution, googling the company by typing the company name followed by the word ’scam’. Check if anyone else had reported cases of fraud.

3. Use Common Sense
 No HR or recruiting employees who request your credit card information as a condition of applying for a job. So if you are asked for money, sudahi alone and find another jobs because it’s definitely one of the efforts of fraud / identity theft.

4. Check its Privacy Policy
 Before you submit your resume online, look at the privacy policy of the company have. If there is a point that says that they will provide your information to third parties, then it is tantamount to putting yourself in danger.

5. Create Email Specials
 Create a new email account specifically designated in the job search. So even if apes-apesnya email account misused / compromised, then you need not worry too much personal email / business you are distracted.

6. Protect Your People Reference
 You need not state the name and even addresses of people your referral. Simply by writing ‘Reference will be made available only upon request’ is a step in an efficient and protective measures for these people.