Walk-in Job Red Flags: How to Avoid Bad Offers and Fake Companies

Walk-in Job Red Flags: How to Avoid Bad Offers and Fake Companies

Walk-in drives are useful, but some postings are misleading. Candidates should be careful about roles with unclear salary, unrealistic targets, or vague company details. A little verification saves big trouble. Red flags include: asking for fees, no proper office address, no company email, pressure to join immediately, and unwillingness to share offer details in writing. Also watch for “training + placement” claims without official documentation. Ask clear questions about salary breakup, incentives, probation, and work hours. Search the company online and check reviews. A job is a commitment—choose it wisely, even in walk-ins.