Trissential is committed to providing a safe, transparent, and professional recruitment experience. Unfortunately, individuals may attempt to impersonate Trissential recruiters or representatives through fraudulent job postings, emails, text messages, social media, or other communication channels.
To help protect yourself from recruitment scams, please keep the following in mind:
- Verify communications. Official Trissential recruitment emails are sent from authorized company email addresses, including those ending in @trissential.com. Be cautious of unfamiliar email addresses, misspelled domains, or individuals claiming to represent Trissential through personal email accounts or messaging applications.
- Be cautious of unsolicited job offers. Trissential follows an established recruitment and interview process. We do not extend legitimate employment offers without appropriate screening and interviews.
- Never send money. Trissential will never ask candidates to pay application fees, purchase equipment, transfer funds, deposit checks, or make any other payments as a condition of employment.
- Protect your personal information. Trissential will not request sensitive financial information, Social Security numbers, or copies of personal identification documents through unsolicited emails, text messages, or informal messaging platforms. Certain personal information may be required through secure, authorized systems during the hiring and onboarding process.
- Confirm interview invitations. Trissential conducts interviews through established professional communication channels, including telephone, in-person meetings, and Teams conferencing platform. Be suspicious of interviews conducted exclusively through text messages or unfamiliar messaging applications.
If you receive a suspicious communication or are uncertain whether a job opportunity or communication is legitimate, please contact careers@trissential.com before sharing personal information or taking further action.
REPORTING RECRUITMENT FRAUD
If you believe you have been targeted by or fallen victim to a recruitment scam, you may report the incident to:
FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center
Federal Trade Commission Report Fraud
Trissential takes recruitment fraud seriously and encourages candidates to remain vigilant when considering employment opportunities.
