Re: Use of Recruiters (Was RE: Is the economy improving?)

[stephen -dot- arrants -at- attbi -dot- com]

A couple of resources:
The local craigslists for each area will have postings from recruiters--make 
your own list.

Check the STC locals in these areas--the local sites sometimes list agencies.

Monster/Dice/Hotjobs/etc. will have listings from recruiters. I know that Dice 
lets you "search by company", which lists recruiters as well as companies in 
their database.

On recruiters:
They're a resource. Use them. The past year has seen a lot of closings and 
consolidation, and many companies switched from using recruiters to hire staff 
to doing it in-house.  Still, anything that gets you the job!
> 
> Because the economy was so bad in the Bay area, I was advised by a number of
> managers, writers and even recruiters to avoid using recruiters in a job
> hunt. Now I am getting a couple of unsolicited calls from recruiters.
> 
> Does anyone know where I can get a list of recruiters who cover the San
> Francisco Bay Area or Los Angeles, or San Diego?
>

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