TITLE: Fraud in the Online Age

AUTHOR: Kate Baucherel

PUBLISHED: Wednesday, April 29th, 2015

Fraud

The first impression I figured out while staring at the title is I think it delivers the effects of fraud in our modern era which is technology. We should be aware of what is happening in our country.

“I agree. If the first thing a potential employer sees from you was written and edited by someone else, then they have no insight into many crucial skills you should possess. Many of these services work by asking clients to fill out online surveys about their professional and academic backgrounds along with details about the job they are applying for. That is often followed by a phone interview with the writer chosen to work with them, and resumes and cover letters are created using that information. But if I am hiring someone, I want to see how well they can organize information. I want to know if they have problems with spelling and grammar. And in their cover letter I definitely want a sense of how compelling and descriptive they can be in advocating for themselves for the position.” – The quote that stuck in my mind

This article says that every employer should know how to hire people with good intention and skills. The quote above shows how people really love their Facebook and other social media accounts. Fraud occur in this pace because we are all hungry for information and in such way we violated some laws that is needed to consider if we want to know more data. For example, a child who literally asks things they don’t know are we not the one to teach them the things that is really important for her or him to learn?

5 Things I’ve learned

1. I learned to expect to be more precise in a question.

2. I learned not to be more good as asking technical terms.

3. I learned to know more about privacy and freedom.

4. I learned to be more aware of my rights.

5. I learned to know the importance of privacy.

5 Interactive Questions

1. How can I know if it is for private?

2. It can really help people or not?

3. What are the strategies did about this matter?

4. How they did ethics on this?

5. What is the importance of knowing its limits?