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Scammers are targeting job seekers in Texas. One Texas man reveals how he stayed safe--and you can, too! Today's job market is competitive and scammers are becoming more sophisticated than ever. Scammers prey on professionals who are earnestly seeking new opportunities. One man in Houston, Texas, Hal Allen, almost fell prey to an elaborate LinkedIn scam. Thankfully, he spotted the red flags in the nick of time.

Did you see the study that claims some employers are avoiding hiring new college graduates--some of those in Texas?

Look, if we can't afford to tip our Door Dash Drivers in East Texas, then we can't afford Door Dash. And we can't afford to go out to eat, either.

Look, if we can't afford to tip our Door Dash Drivers, then we can't afford Door Dash. And we can't afford to go out to eat, either.

We see your 'Help Wanted', 'Now Hiring' and 'Positions Open' signs and we want to help you fill those positions.

The Gigafactory in Austin has announced they're looking to hire 10,000 people starting now through 2022. And get this--college degree is not required.

If you sincerely hate your job, it may be time to make a move. In the meantime, don't make the days of your life, or anyone else's, miserable.

If you've suddenly found yourself out of work because of the recent state mandates, there is hope on the horizon.