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#442: Be Transparent With Your Recruiter

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A conversation with a recruiter should be a two-way conversation. Remember, the recruiter’s goal is to understand your background and determine whether you’re a strong fit, not to find reasons to eliminate you from consideration.

Recruiters need specifics and may ask tough or unexpected questions. Our best advice? Be honest, be direct, and answer thoughtfully. Authenticity builds trust and gives the recruiter the information they need to effectively represent you.

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