Job Offer
Security has received recent reports of a job offers directed toward the University of Toledo community.
Types of Email Job Scams
Some job scams do not even use job search websites. Instead, they send emails directly to individual email addresses. You may receive an email offering you a job; the email is often from a Yahoo, AOL, Gmail, or Hotmail account, although scammers occasionally use a fake company domain name.
Legitimate hiring managers do not use a personal email addresses. If the email comes from a company domain, check that it matches the actual company domain—that is, if you get an email from rocky.rocket@utoledo.edu, confirm that "utoledo.edu" is the company's real website.
Once again, these unsolicited job offers are not legitimate; no company will offer you a job without even knowing who you are.
Other email scams use a technique called "spoofing." They send you an email containing a link to a posting that appears to come from a legitimate job search site, but it is in fact fraudulent.
Job Email Example
Personal Assistant Job Description:
The ideal candidate will exhibit high standards, excellent communication skills, and have an ability to take initiative, and prioritize daily tasks. A strong ability to take charge and meet tight deadlines will ensure your success in this multi-faceted role.
Responsibilities:
*Handle and coordinate active calendars.
*Schedule and confirm meetings.
*Ensure file organization based on office protocol.
*Provide ad hoc support around office as needed.
Qualifications:
*Strong interpersonal, customer service and communication skills.
*Ability to multitask.
*Proficient in Microsoft Office suite and Excel.
Weekly pay: $550
A copy of your resume or the information's below must be provided, if this is a position you are interested in.
Full names:
Physical address with apt #:
City:
State:
Zip Code:
Cell:
Non Edu Email Address: