Job scams are at an all-time high. Fraudulent employers are targeting student email accounts, posing as legitimate ACC departments or faculty\/staff. ACC’s Career Services is available to offer guidance to ACC students and alumni regarding potential job scams. Questions and concerns can be directed to career.services@austincc.edu<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jobs that sound too good to be true should raise a red flag. Fake jobs can be attempts to steal personal information, money, or bank account information from you. Be cautious, review job posts carefully, and watch out for scammers.<\/strong> If you have any doubts about a job posting, contact ACC Career Services and we\u2019ll review the posting to confirm. <\/p>\n Here are some tips to help you identify job offer scams.<\/p>\n If you see a job posting on Handshake that you suspect is a scam, please contact Career Services at career.services@austincc.edu<\/a> or 512-223-1470.<\/p>\n If you feel you\u2019ve been the victim of a scam, please contact ACC Police immediately at 512-223-1231.<\/p>\n Important:<\/strong> Handshake is ACC’s official platform for connecting students with employers! You may see email communication from Handshake throughout the semester. Please know, this communication is sent from ACC Career Services.<\/p>\n ACC\u2019s Career Services department is here to assist you on your path to a successful career. If you would like help searching for a job, refining your resume, mastering interview skills, and more, please click here to request an appointment with a Career Specialist. Visit austincc.edu\/career<\/a> for more information.<\/p>\n Thank you!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ALERT: Beware of Job Offer Scams Job scams are at an all-time high. Fraudulent employers are targeting student email accounts, posing as legitimate ACC departments or faculty\/staff. ACC’s Career Services is available to offer guidance … Continue reading Beware if the Email or Job Posting:<\/h2>\n
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