Day 1 of the challenge is officially open💚
The brief is ready and the journey begins today.
Read the brief well, ask questions if needed on the group chat, and create boldly.
We’re building consistency, not just designs.
Ohh mine 😢😢😢
Class is tomorrow and I haven't gotten funds to secure my slot
Oh God of miracle
I need a 24 hours miracle
This massive class should not pass me ooo 😭🙏
@JoeSelf_1 I learnt that crypto currency for a freelancer shouldn't cause fear and scam anxiety, that the reason for the scam must time is ignorance out of lack of deep study
@JoeSelf_1 I learnt a lot on how to go about recieving payment by not typing the link but properly copying the link!!
I also learnt about how to verify to the detail on the particular crypto currency using examples like Usdt and P2P
Scammers are getting smarter by the day.
⚠️LinkedIn is no longer 100% safe for job seekers⚠️
Earlier today, I was told scammers now post fake job offers to harvest personal information, then use it to scam other people.
Some even ask you to share your details/credentials under a post to apply.
That’s how they identify desperate people and keep targeting them.
NEVER trust blindly.
NEVER assume that LinkedIn = safe.
Before you apply for any job on LinkedIn, pause and:
✅ Check the poster, not just the post.
No profile photo, no real work history, no company page = 🚩
✅ Verify the company outside LinkedIn
Go to their website and check if the role exists there.
Scammers HATE verifiable footprints.
3. NEVER drop personal info publicly
Email, phone number, CV in comments? Please don’t do that.
You’re feeding a database.
4. Be suspicious of “comment to apply” posts
Real recruiters don’t recruit like influencers.
6: No legit job asks for money EVER (I’ve been a victim of this one twice before)
Don’t pay for “training”, “equipment”, or “fast-tracking”.
6. Watch the language
Urgency, poor grammar, and vague job descriptions are intentional pressure tactics.
7. Trust your gut
If something feels off, it usually is.
Desperation clouds judgment, and scammers rely on that.
LinkedIn is a tool but it is NOT a guarantee.
Stay alert, okay?
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Ever encountered a scammer on LinkedIn? Please share your story to enlighten others.