A common job scam is personal information phishing, where a supposed employer asks for your social security number or banking information for direct deposits. — Image by rawpixel.com on Freepik
Two days after applying for a job on LinkedIn, Sandi Pounder received the good, if surprising, news.
"I am glad to inform you that due to your level of experience and your working skills, the company has decided to hire you as one of our Data Analyst (REMOTE)," the email read. "On behalf of our firm, I congratulate you on your achievement."
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