There weren't many part-time job options back then. I tutored or worked at an English center, or worked at a restaurant. There was no such thing as a "easy job, high salary" service where you could just sit at home and like, share, or comment to make money.

When I worked part-time, there were also "ghost" services and companies, but they were not as big as they are now in the high-tech era. With the development of social networks, you have more opportunities to find jobs. You can even do something for fun like creating content on social networking platforms. If it's good and suitable, it can become a trend, and if the channel has many subscribers, you can earn money passively.

But I always warn students not to chase after likes, views, and create toxic content on social networks. Spiritual food, if not provided by people with a heart, will cause great harm to the community. This can be verified on many social networking sites today, countless bad and toxic content is openly appearing.

Especially with invitations for "easy work, high salary" or unsecured loan offers without any verification, even willing to lend large amounts of money, you must be especially careful. I cite cases of people who have been scammed online, not because they have no information about high-tech fraud but still fall into the trap with the loss of hundreds of billions of dong.

You justify that you don’t have much money in your account to worry about! But it is entirely possible to be psychologically manipulated, threatened, or have your account taken over to scam others. It is not uncommon for scammers to target students because they know that they need to work extra to pay for their studies. More dangerously, they do not stop at scamming, but sometimes they are also lured into doing things that violate ethics and the law, and by the time they realize it, it is too late, with little chance of correction.

The good and the bad still go together in life, so don't be too pessimistic or afraid when looking at life. It's never too much to be careful. I still remind you like that and don't forget to tell you to read the newspaper to get information, learn more skills to avoid traps or if you accidentally fall into a trap, know how to handle it to minimize damage.

Sometimes it is the bad heart in each person, maybe greed, sometimes gullibility, and trust that makes us go astray. Don't let the money in your account grow wings and then lament when it's too late!