It is common for companies to give you the option of working from home, but when it is the only option they present to you, then it is time to question their legitimacy. Make sure that the company is not a scam. Sometimes, companies may suggest you do a direct deposit as a method of salary payment. If you are working from home, it is better to stay on the safe side and request a tangible form of payment to an actual location or address. It is definitely uncommon for legitimate companies to ask you to send them money. For instance, if a company that hires you to work at home, sends you an advance check, and asks you to send them part of the money; then you should see it as a red flag and report it to wherever you found the job posting. Do not make the mistake of sending them money. If you have any questions about this company, contact the providers of the job opportunity. You may have found the job from a school posting or a general website.
The staff at Georgia Tech Career Services tries their best to track down any scams and prevent them from getting to our students. If you have any questions or concerns, make sure to contact gtcareer2011@gmail.com or come visit us at Bill Moore Student Success Center. We wish you all the best in your career at Georgia Tech!
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