Recruitment Fraud Alert:

Protiviti is aware that scammers may impersonate Protiviti recruiters to contact job seekers with false opportunities. These individuals may attempt to obtain money or personal information by posing as legitimate recruiters.

What Protiviti Will Never Do 

Protiviti will never:

• Ask candidates to pay money for interviews, job opportunities, background checks, training, resume writing, equipment, or any hiring-related fees
• Request payment via gift cards, cryptocurrency, wire transfers, or reimbursement for interview-related expenses
• Request sensitive personal or financial information early in the recruiting process or prior to a verified offer stage

How to Identify Suspicious Outreach 

Be cautious if you receive communications that:

• Come from a personal email address (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo) rather than an official Protiviti domain
• Use the names of Protiviti employees but include unofficial or inconsistent contact details
• Ask for payment log-in credentials to social media accounts as part of the interview or hiring process
• Request unnecessary personal information before you even apply
• Conduct interviews exclusively via messaging platforms or non-standard channels
• Contain unusual domain endings (e.g., .info, .biz), extra hyphens or slight misspellings.

How to Verify a Protiviti Opportunity 

• Confirm the role is posted on Protiviti’s official Careers site - Careers | Protiviti US
• Verify communications come from an official domain (e.g., @protiviti.com)
• If unsure, pause and verify before engaging further

Reporting Suspicious Activity 

If you receive a suspicious message or believe you have been contacted by someone impersonating Protiviti:

• Do not provide personal or financial information
• Forward the communication to [email protected] for review
• You can also report scams and suspicious communications to the Federal Trade Commission, including confirmed cases of identity theft