It has come to our attention that some individuals, who are not affiliated with eGlobe IT Solutions, have been reaching out to job seekers falsely claiming to represent our company. These scammers are offering Work from Home Part-Time job opportunities under the guise of eGlobe IT Solutions and we have already reported to the concerned authorities under law. If you have been contacted by someone claiming to be from eGlobe IT Solutions via WhatsApp/Instagram/Facebook/SMS and you suspect that it might be a scam, we urge you to exercise caution. Do not share any personal information or make any financial transactions. Instead, pleasefollow these steps:
1. Contact Us:
If you have doubts or concerns, please reach out to our HR department directly at hr@eglobeits.com to confirm the authenticity of the communication.
2. Do Not Share Personal or Financial Information:
Under no circumstances should you share sensitive personal or financial information with anyone claiming to
be from eGlobe IT Solutions without proper verification.
3. Report the Scam:
If you believe you have been targeted by a scam, please report it to your local law enforcement authorities
and forward any suspicious emails or messages to us at hr@eglobeits.com so that we can take appropriate action.
Your safety and security are of paramount importance to us, and we take these matters very seriously. eGlobe
IT Solutions is committed to maintaining the highest ethical standards in our recruitment processes.
Hey all, Magento administrators or developers out there, just a short tip here on how to avoid locking tables when you perform a full mysqldump on a live server. This does not apply for any shared hosting, but only the more advanced dedicated hosting (VPS/cloud or not).
When you perform a mysqldump on a live environment, the default behavior is to lock the entire set of tables until the dump is complete, even if it takes 1 minute or less, it means that during that minute, users will not be able to checkout, or admins may not be able to perform any transactions in the back end.
So, all that is needed is to add this simple option at the command line when running mysqldump: –lock-tables=false.
