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starting with screening interviews, which often take place on the phone, followed by in-person interviews, second interviews, and even third interviews. starting with screening interviews, which often take place on the phone, followed by in-person interviews, second interviews, and even third interviews
Leaving a review to warn others about a scam. I applied for a graphic design job and I received an email from "job@info-tctranscontinental.com" to fill out a form. The form had general interview questions like tell us about yourself, skills, why do you want to join our org. I then had a phone interview supposedly with someone in HR. The questions were pretty standard but they did ask me to define what graphic design is, which I found kind of strange but not strange enough to raise red flags. They then sent me an email saying they wanted to offer me the position, with a contract attached. Contract was standard and only required my signature. I realized it was a scam when an "IT specialist" asked me on Teams to send a picture of my ID and then wanted more information. I got suspicious because I hadn't actually talked to anyone over video and it was all moving too fast. When I asked them to hop on a call they wouldn't. I found an email on their website and emailed to report the scam but never received a reply.