Notes
Long answers to the questions people ask before hiring someone to run their search, including the ones where the answer is to hire nobody.
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Is reverse recruiting worth it
It depends on four things: what your time is worth, how long you have, whether your target is decided, and whether you would do the work otherwise.
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Reverse recruiting, a career coach, or a resume writer
Three different purchases that get confused constantly. What each one does, roughly what each costs, and which specific problem each one fixes.
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Should you pay someone to apply to jobs for you
It depends entirely on whether they apply carefully or in bulk. The two are sold in identical language and cost similar money, so you have to ask.
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How to tell a real reverse recruiter from a resume mill
Nine questions you can put to any provider in about ten minutes, with the answers that should reassure you and the ones that should end the call.