randstad digital never charges talent.

You will never have to pay to apply for, interview for or accept a job through Randstad Digital. Our recruiters will never ask you to pay a fee or send money as part of the recruitment process.

Here’s what you can expect from us:

  • no recruitment fees

    We don’t charge candidates application, processing, interview or placement fees.

  • no requests for money

    We will never ask you to transfer money, purchase gift cards or send cryptocurrency as part of the recruitment process.

  • secure handling of personal information

    We don’t ask you to share sensitive financial or personal information through text, messaging apps or unsecured email. Information needed for onboarding is collected through secure, official channels at the appropriate stage of the hiring process.

  • official communication

    Be cautious of anyone claiming to represent Randstad Digital from a personal email account or unofficial communication channel. Be aware that scammers use realistic-looking, fake email address like RandstadDigital@gmail.com or RandstadJobs@hotmail.com. Verify that communications come from legitimate @randstaddigital.com domain addresses.

  • no pressure to decide immediately

    A legitimate recruiter won’t pressure you to accept a job or tell you that you have only a few hours to make a decision.

    If someone claiming to represent Randstad Digital asks you for money or sensitive information, or pressures you to act immediately, stop communicating and verify the opportunity through an official channel.

spot the fakes, fast.

Job scammers often use email, text messages, social media and messaging apps such as WhatsApp or Telegram to impersonate recruiters and make fake opportunities look legitimate.

Before you click on a link or share information to take the next step, watch for these warning signs:

  • you’re asked to pay

    Someone asks you to pay for an interview, medical examination, work permit, equipment, training, administrative fees or any other part of the hiring process.

  • you’re asked for sensitive information too soon

    Someone requests bank account details, passwords, payment information or other sensitive personal information through text, messaging apps or email before you have interviewed or received a verified, legitimate job offer.

  • the communication comes from an unofficial source

    A person claiming to be a Randstad Digital recruiter contacts you from a personal email address or an unverified account.

  • you’re contacted about a job you never applied for

    An unsolicited job offer may be a sign that someone is attempting to impersonate a recruiter or collect your personal information.

  • the offer sounds too good to be true

    Be cautious of unusually high salaries, guaranteed employment or offers that require little experience for significant compensation.

  • you’re being rushed

    Someone creates a sense of urgency and pressures you to send money, share information or accept an offer immediately.

  • the communication contains obvious errors or inconsistencies

    Multiple spelling and grammatical errors, unusual email addresses, inconsistent company information, blurry logos or suspicious links can all be warning signs.

when in doubt, pause. verify before you proceed.

verify a job offer

report a job scam.

We want to champion your success in your career search, and job scams shouldn’t be part of it. Thank you for helping us break the chain of recruitment fraud.