How to Reach Out to Recruiters on LinkedIn as a Senior Professional (With Scripts)
Most advice on reaching out to recruiters on LinkedIn is written for people early in their career. Send a connection request. Write a short note.
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I’m Frederic Bonifassy. I’m an executive career coach based in Singapore, and I’ve spent 15 years in recruitment and executive search across Asia-Pacific. I don’t