Beware of Fraudulent Recruitment Activities

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Recruitment Fraud Alert

At Relevance Lab, we are committed to ensuring a safe and transparent recruitment process. Unfortunately, we have observed instances of fraudulent activities, including misleading communications, fake job offers, and spoofing attempts, targeting job seekers in our name.
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This is to notify all job seekers that Relevance Lab does not ask for any payment or security deposit at any stage of the recruitment process. We also do not send job offers from free email services like Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail. Our official communication is always through our domain: @relevancelab.com.
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If you receive any suspicious communication, please verify its authenticity by contacting us at recruit@relevancelab.com.
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As a vigilant job seeker, keep your eyes open and protect your interests!

Know the Frauds Around You

Fraudulent job offers can be difficult to identify unless you are informed about the common tactics scammers use. Here are some of the most common scams:

Fake Job Agencies

Fraudulent agencies may claim to represent Relevance Lab and charge fees for job placements, training, or internships. These agencies do not have any real opportunities and are only interested in collecting money from job seekers.

Social Media Job Scams

Scammers often create fake social media profiles to advertise job openings, internships, or training opportunities. They may impersonate Relevance Lab employees to lend credibility to their scams.

Fraudulent Job Postings on Verified Job Portals

Fraudulent agencies may claim to represent Relevance Lab and charge fees for job placements, training, or internships. These agencies do not have any real opportunities and are only interested in collecting money from job seekers.

Online Test Scams

Scammers often create fake social media profiles to advertise job openings, internships, or training opportunities. They may impersonate Relevance Lab employees to lend credibility to their scams.

Job Scams on Emails

Fraudulent agencies may claim to represent Relevance Lab and charge fees for job placements, training, or internships. These agencies do not have any real opportunities and are only interested in collecting money from job seekers.

Impersonating Messages

Scammers often create fake social media profiles to advertise job openings, internships, or training opportunities. They may impersonate Relevance Lab employees to lend credibility to their scams.

How to Stay Safe

1. Relevance Lab does not charge any fees for job applications, interviews, or training.
2. Official communication will only come from our domain: @relevancelab.com. Our official recruitment email ID is recruit@relevancelab.com.
3. We do not approach candidates via messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, or SMS.
Verify any job offer by contacting us directly at recruit@relevancelab.com.

Received an Offer Letter?

To ensure your safety, always verify the authenticity of any offer letter you receive. If you have any doubts, reach out to us at recruit@relevancelab.com.

Report Fraudulent Activity

If you suspect any fraudulent activity or have received a suspicious job offer, please report it to us immediately at recruit@relevancelab.com.
Your safety is our priority. Stay informed, stay vigilant, and protect yourself from recruitment fraud.