Headhunters  and executive recruiters can be valuable resources even for entry-level  candidates and career changers.  It’s up  to you to find the right headhunters; they are not going to come to you. The  best resource for finding the correct headhunter is The Directory of Executive Recruiters. You can find this reference  guide in most libraries; this is a excellent guide because: it divides search  firms by specialty, location, and whether they work on contingency or retained  basis. Inside each area of expertise there may also be companies that focus on  different level searches. With the use of the directory you will be able to put  together a widespread list of firms to contact. You should add this information  in your journal; this allows you to keep track of all the people you’ve: 
		    
		    
		      
		        - Written to 
 
		      - Spoken with
 
		      - Interviewed with during the course of your job search
 
		       
	     		    
		    Once  determined a certain industry, take the time to introduce yourself with several  recruiters. Some search firms help entry-level candidates by offering them at  no charge to existing clients and candidates. Today’s entry-level candidates  are our future executives. Most headhunters are valuable they can be a major  help. For this approach to be successful, it’s essential to take your time  support yourself with proper executive search firms because not all headhunters  are formed alike. 
		     
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