Companies are constantly searching for talent. As an executive recruiter (also known as a headhunter), you'll help both companies and people connect--and collect a nice fee in the bargain.

This guide shows you everthing you need to get started. How to get search assignments, where to find canidates, and what questions to ask both parties.

In addition to a healthy income, most executive recruiters get a great deal of satisfaction out of helping others build their careers.

Chapter 1

We all keep hearing about how frequently workers now change jobs, so it should come as no surprise that executive recruiters (those folks also known as headhunters) are rapidly increasing in numbers. The more people change jobs, the more work there is for recruiters. Unfortunately, the business can also be terribly competitive.