Imani Moise

personal finance reporter for The Wall Street Journal

Imani Moise on KCRW

Scammers are posing as recruiters and hiring managers, holding interviews, and making offers. Prospective tech workers are the main victims now, but everyone is vulnerable.

Scammers are targeting job seekers. Telecommuting made it worse

Scammers are posing as recruiters and hiring managers, holding interviews, and making offers. Prospective tech workers are the main victims now, but everyone is vulnerable.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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