Hyderabad: Tata Electronics has warned job seekers about fraudulent recruitment messages circulating on email and WhatsApp. The company recently detected a surge in Tata Electronics fake job offers, where fraudsters pose as recruiters.
According to the company, these messages demand personal details or money under false claims. Victims are asked to pay training fees, insurance charges, or security deposits in exchange for job confirmations. Tata Electronics stressed that such demands are fake and have no link to its hiring process.
Tata Electronics clarifies recruitment process
Importantly, the company said it never sends unsolicited job offers. It does not charge candidates at any stage, whether for registration, processing fees, or background checks. Instead, all genuine applications must go through the official website, www.tataelectronics.com.
Moreover, to confirm if an offer is genuine, applicants can email careeroptions@tataelectronics.co.in. The company also urged anyone suspecting fraud or identity theft to report it quickly to local police or cybercrime authorities.
Warning to job seekers
Recruitment scams targeting young people are on the rise. Fraudsters exploit trusted brand names like Tata to deceive applicants. Therefore, Tata Electronics reminded candidates that it holds no responsibility for financial losses suffered by victims of such fraud.
The warning on Tata Electronics fake job offers forms part of the company’s larger effort to protect job seekers. Consequently, it advised candidates to remain vigilant, avoid making payments, and rely only on verified sources for employment opportunities.
