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 ...

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 ...

Greenhouse found in the second quarter of 2024, almost 31% of corporate services job postings never led to anyone being hired ... that 39% of hiring managers said their company posted a fake job ...

Distinguishing legitimate from fake job postings can be challenging, including for journalists, and could lead to the loss of valuable time, money and personal information to scammers. In 2023, ...

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 ...

40% of companies admitted to posting fake job listings to make it look like they were thriving, expanding, and actively growing their teams. Learning to spot common red flags in job postings can ...

The job market hasn’t been great in the last few years, especially in tech, leaving a lot of people actively looking for jobs. Scammers are taking advantage of this. They have come up with a new ...

Plus, there are other hurdles, such as fake job postings. "Being able to connect with a person or know someone who knows someone who can get your résumé in front of the right people is so ...

The Wall Street Journal reports that one in five job postings may be fake or never filled, according to a new analysis from hiring platform Greenhouse. A local hiring company tells 5NEWS that ...

Play Video In collaboration with the Philippine offices of Meta and TikTok, the DMW took down and deactivated 71,653 fake job postings and accounts in 2024, which included 50,220 dubious posts on ...