I saw a job posting on the Ganji website. I went to an office building for an interview. It felt a bit like an agency. I filled out my resume and said if I was sure to join,

It’s unreliable. I once met someone I was applying for as a pastry apprentice and asked me if I could accept a job in a hotel? I said yes, and then they asked me to fill out a job form and submit a 198 entry fee, etc. Then they gave me an address and asked me to find another person to assign a job. Then that person asked me to hand over 1800 and said that I would pay it back after working for three months. I then gave an address and a person’s phone number and asked me to bring something to go for training. When I went there, I found that it was an urban village where we lived. The people over there arranged a place for me to work the next day. I went there to work as a waiter (part-time) in a five-star hotel. I got up at 5 a.m. and got off work at 23 p.m., which lasted more than ten hours. I finished my job today and tomorrow. I worked at another place. They lied to us every day and told us how long we could work until they would give us a fixed spot. Then there was no fixed spot. Later, several colleagues and I asked for leave one day and went to the office building to ask for money. Then they gave us various reasons. We refused, and then we made trouble and they said we would be refunded in three to seven days and then next month. During the trouble, the person in charge of the place where we lived asked us to go back by a certain time, and said that we were harming him. We said we quit. If we hadn't wanted to keep him, we would have called the police. After we went back, he asked us to pack our bags and go back. He even talked to us and said we would be paid on the 20th. When we arrived on the 20th and asked him for our salary, he said that our rent and water and electricity bills were all deducted from our salary last month for just a few days. Then I have to wait for this month’s salary and the 1,800. It is estimated that the 1,800 will not come back. I just graduated and started looking for a job, and it was unlucky for me to encounter this kind of thing.