If the call comes from an unknown international number, you may be unsure whether it’s genuine. Talview helps you confirm that an Ivy audio call is a legitimate part of your hiring process. In this article, you will learn how to confirm that an Ivy audio call is genuine and not a fraud call.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Check that you have an active application
An Ivy call is only made to candidates who have applied for a role or are already in a hiring process. If you have a live application with us, the call is expected.
- Confirm the type of questions being asked
Ivy only asks hiring-related questions, such as screening, interview, availability, and scheduling questions. A genuine Ivy call stays within these topics.
- Watch for what Ivy will never ask
Ivy will never ask for passwords, OTPs, bank details, card numbers, or any payment. If a call asks for any of these, it’s not a genuine Ivy call and you should not share the information.
- Cross-check with your recruiter
If you’re still unsure, contact your recruiter or the recruitment team through the official channel they used to communicate with you, and confirm the call.
Additional TipsYou cannot call the number back to verify it. The number is inbound-only, so use your recruiter contact for any confirmation.
