You don't need academic qualifications and work experience, you don't need to clock in to work to get paid on time, and the position is still the top of the company. Such a "natural choice job" opportunity has really appeared.
Some time ago, it was revealed that a part-time cleaner in Singapore was hired by HR as the company's leadership when he was looking for a job, and soon after joining the company, he became the chairman of 127 chain companies??!!
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It's a pity that such a high-paying position, which can't be found with a lantern, ends up costing the cleaner dearly...
Tan Liling, 45, was born in Singapore to a working-class family. Because of her poor studies, she barely graduated from junior high school and came out to earn a living.
With neither education nor skills, she has been engaged in part-time jobs such as kitchen helper and fast food restaurant cleaning since she was 18 years old, and has never even done a full-time full-time regular job.
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In 2015, when Tan Liling was looking for a job online, she saw that JJ&E Management was recruiting part-time cleaners.
There are no requirements for education, age, work experience, etc., but the salary category is written to be paid according to the level of regular employees, and the company will also be given dividends, purchase corresponding insurance, and related benefits.
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Tan Liling, who saw this "fairy work", was immediately moved, and took the initiative to contact the other party's HR to express her desire to apply for the position. After inquiring about Tan Liling's specific situation on the phone, the relevant person in charge of the recruiting unit notified her to come for an interview.
After the two met, they chatted, and the other party sent her an application notice, asking her to come to work in the company the next day, and the specific work content would be handed over to her in person.
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After joining the company, Tan Liling paid a series of original and photocopies of her personal documents according to the requirements, and also filled out a bunch of responsibility letters and forms that she couldn't understand, and signed them one by one.
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After completing all the entry procedures, the person in charge introduced to her that the company is a chain enterprise service company, providing outsourcing services for hundreds of companies around the world. Most of the company's employees are stationed overseas, and few of them come to work in the Singapore head office.
As a cleaner, her job is quite easy, and she doesn't need to clock in and out of work, she just needs to come to the office every day to open the windows for ventilation and water the green plants.
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The work after joining the company is just as the person in charge said, and I usually don't see a colleague, which can be said to be very simple and easy. Tan Liling was very satisfied with this job and began to look forward to a new life with joy.
After working for a while, Tan Liling received a call from the person in charge. She was told that an overseas client wanted to find a part-time logistics partner in Singapore to help receive and mail checks and letters from overseas. The customer will pay 2,000 Singapore dollars (about 10,000 RMB) every year to see if Tan Liling is interested.
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Such easy money must be earned, Tan Liling agreed, and handed in the original ID documents, and signed a series of new forms.
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In the following years, under the introduction of the company, Tan Liling successively worked as a "part-time logistics" for 127 companies, and each company also paid her an annual salary of 2,000 Singapore dollars (about 10,000 RMB).
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However, things took a turn for the worse. At the beginning of this year, Tan Liling was suddenly arrested by the Singapore police and became a defendant.
In court, the prosecutor elaborated on seven counts of Tan Liling serving as the "executive director" of 127 overseas companies and suspected of engaging in money laundering.
Tan Liling's defense lawyer stated that she had applied for resignation after realizing that the companies had problems, and cooperated with the police to recover nearly S$5 million in stolen money.
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On the premise that Tan Liling is not highly educated and takes the initiative to return her illegal income, the judge finally sentenced her to 16 days in prison and not to serve as the company's management for five years after she was released from prison.
This experience of Huangliang Yimeng failed to make Tan Liling rich, but almost made her a prisoner.
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Seeing this, some people may think that such bizarre experiences only exist in the news, and they are 108,000 miles away from our lives. It is worth noting that this recruitment scam is not an isolated case of finding a scapegoat under the guise of "high salaries and ease".
In 2020, Henan Satellite TV's Minsheng News "Xiaoli Help" tells a true story similar to "a worker becomes a legal person overnight, and he becomes a debtor without making a penny".
Source: Henan Radio and Television Station Xiaoli helped
In 2023, Uncle Zhang, a 56-year-old widow in Zhoukou, Henan Province, was hired as a night security guard by a steamed bun factory when he was working abroad. The other party promised to give a salary of 5,000 yuan per month, and the factory also included food and accommodation.
Source: Henan Radio and Television Station Xiaoli helped
After joining the company, Uncle Zhang handed over the original identity as required, and followed the finance to the bank and the administrative hall to go through a series of procedures.
After working for a few months, Uncle Zhang did not get a penny of salary, but received a large number of debt collection messages on his mobile phone. With the help of his family, Uncle Zhang learned that he had become the legal person of the steamed bread factory, and he also applied for a loan of 500,000 yuan for the company in his personal name.
Source: Henan Radio and Television Station Xiaoli helped
If the company fails to repay the loan on time, he will face sanctions that will become a law. Therefore, Uncle Zhang hopes to ask the TV station to come forward to help him "unload" the name of a legal person.
Facing the camera, the boss who promised to give Uncle Zhang food and a high salary played a scoundrel. first quibbled that Uncle Zhang was willing to help the company, and then spit out bitterness that the 500,000 loan could not be repaid, but he was willing to be the godson of Uncle Zhang, who had no children and no daughters, and gave him a pension to repay his kindness.
Source: Henan Radio and Television Station Xiaoli helped
Because both parties have different opinions on whether they know about becoming a corporate legal person, this bizarre absurd case of "the uncle becomes a legal person, and the legal person becomes a godfather" has been filed, but there is no latest progress.
Coincidentally, when a number of college students at Nanjing Traffic Technician College were looking for part-time jobs in the summer of 2019, they encountered a "reward" of 1,000 yuan to 1,500 yuan offered by an employer, and lent their ID cards and other relevant documents to the other party's registered company.
As a result of this behavior, these students have become legal representatives of dozens of companies before they graduate. And after the company is successfully registered, the business license and the company's official seal are taken away. If you want to cancel the company yourself, you have no choice.
Source: Litchi Video
In the end, these students were investigated on suspicion of participating in fraud. Several of them were transferred to the procuratorate for trial because the amount of money involved was too large.
After reading the bizarre experiences of these workers turning into debtors, netizens have used the experience of the people around them to warn everyone not to be the "high-level" of the company casually because of a little petty profit:
(The above are the personal views of netizens)
According to statistics from relevant institutions, the number of graduates from ordinary colleges and universities in the country in 2024 is expected to reach 11.79 million. Fresh graduates who have just stepped out of school need to face the first thing they need to face is to find a job.
In the face of all kinds of rhetorical job advertisements from the outside world, I hope that all job seekers, including graduates, will pay more attention.
Remember that "there is no such thing as a free lunch", the more you promise, the better, and even unearned work often hides deeper traps behind it.