Scammers sometimes impersonate Alignable to send fraudulent job offers. This article explains how to tell the difference between a real Alignable recruiting communication and a scam, and what to do if you encounter one.
Where Do Real Alignable Job Postings Appear?
The only legitimate source for Alignable job openings is the Alignable Careers page. If you did not apply through that page, any unsolicited job offer claiming to be from Alignable should be treated with caution.
What Does a Legitimate Alignable Recruiting Email Look Like?
If your application is reviewed by our recruiting team, you will receive an email from a recruiter with an @alignable.com email address. That email will include details about the role and your next steps. Alignable recruiters will not contact you through Skype, text message, or personal social media.
What Are the Red Flags of a Fraudulent Job Communication?
Be cautious if any of the following apply to a job communication you received:
- The recruiter wants to conduct an interview over Skype, Microsoft Teams or by text message
- You received a job offer for a position you never applied for
- The message contains obvious spelling or grammar errors
- You are asked to pay a fee as part of your application
- You are asked for personal information before submitting an application or being hired
How Do I Report a Suspicious Job Communication?
If you receive a message that appears to be a fraudulent job communication impersonating Alignable, please submit a report to our support team. We take these reports seriously and investigate promptly.
You can also report the fraud to the appropriate government authority in your country.
United States:
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC) fraud reporting
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) fraud reporting
Canada: