A growing number of professionals are receiving fake interview invitations from scammers impersonating global companies. These emails look professional and urgent.
⚠️ If you didn’t apply — be suspicious.
How the Interview Scam Works
- Unexpected interview email
- Immediate job confirmation
- Request for personal documents
- Payment for onboarding
Red Flags to Watch
- Generic email greetings
- Free email domains
- No official company contact
- Poor grammar in messages
What To Do If You Receive One
- Do not send personal information
- Search company legitimacy
- Verify recruiter identity
- Report suspicious activity
🔍 Check interview legitimacy on
JobTrustScore.com
before responding.
Real companies respect caution. Scammers fear verification.
