A Job Seekers Caveat Emptor (Part 1)
Caveat emptor is Latin for “Let the Buyer Beware.” Early on and before our time, caveat emptor was acknowledged as the property law doctrine that controlled the sale of real property after the closing date. In this day and age, it seems to me as a layman that caveat emptor is more loosely and frequently identified as a transaction between two parties when most anything is purchased, be it a piece of property or any type of good or service. Most of us have learned as adults, for every unfortunate situation where a buck can be made in our society, someone with nefarious intentions will seize an opportunity.
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