It really depends how much work you want to do.
The best way to do it is get on the job boards, read the ads and work out who is doing a lot of work in your market. Then, target your calls at these agents.
If, on the other hand, you don't want to get involved in all that, post your CV on Jobserve/Jobsite and the recruiters will come to you. This, of course, will yield a lower success rate, but you'll probably get more interviews all told.
Lastly, ask anyone you know who works in your market who they got their contract though, which agents are good and which are gobsh*tes. If you haven't needed an agency for five years, you've undoubtedly got a very well-qualified network helping you find work already. Just like you, they'll come into contact with our lot all the time. Use their experiences to your advantage.
The best way to do it is get on the job boards, read the ads and work out who is doing a lot of work in your market. Then, target your calls at these agents.
If, on the other hand, you don't want to get involved in all that, post your CV on Jobserve/Jobsite and the recruiters will come to you. This, of course, will yield a lower success rate, but you'll probably get more interviews all told.
Lastly, ask anyone you know who works in your market who they got their contract though, which agents are good and which are gobsh*tes. If you haven't needed an agency for five years, you've undoubtedly got a very well-qualified network helping you find work already. Just like you, they'll come into contact with our lot all the time. Use their experiences to your advantage.
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