Pros
You might get a shoutout from your future self saying, “At least you didn’t pay the ₹600.” (see cons )
Cons
It all started with a call from a woman who said she found my resume on a job portal. She informed me about an opening for an “Associate Manager” position and shared a brief job description. I expressed interest, and she sent me a link for an online meeting.
When I joined the meeting, there were many other participants. Another woman took over the presentation and talked about how the company operates, how income is generated, and how this job is different from others. She also shared a personal story about moving from Kodaikanal, joining this company, and settling with her mother.
At the end of the meeting, I asked a question about the number of openings, since many people were attending. She abruptly disconnected the call.
Curious and concerned, I did some research and contacted a few individuals. I discovered that some people had been scammed and lost ₹600. The role functions like a recruitment chain: once you’re hired, you're expected to recruit others, who then have to recruit more people. Everyone involved holds the same title, “Associate Manager.” There’s very little transparency — people are not allowed to interact freely, and no one knows each other's real identities.