As the graduation season approaches, many young people have entered the workforce one after another. However, they need to exercise caution to avoid falling victim to scams before earning any money. Scam groups exploit the lack of work experience among fresh graduates and the challenging job market during the pandemic. Taking advantage of their desperate need to make a living, these groups post attractive job offers on the internet to entice young people to apply. Eventually, job seekers realize that they unknowingly become involved in "illegal work". Please remember to make the "Three Preparations", collecting the recruiter's corporate information, verifying the authenticity of the recruitment information, and informing relatives and friends of the interview location. During face-to-face interviews, bear the "Seven Don'ts" principles in mind, don't make any payments, don't make purchases, don't apply for any cards, don't sign contracts impulsively, don't consume any beverages, don't separate yourself from your identification documents, and don't engage in any illegal work in order to protect your employment security. If you have any questions, please call the 165 anti-fraud consultation hotline to safeguard your rights and interests.