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Master guidance - yours for the taking Master guidance yours for the taking I read a great post a week ago by Tim Tyrell-Smith of Tims Strategy about how to use vocation specialists during your pursuit of employment. Tims a backer of recruiting profession specialists and made three very valid points in his post. (1) If you could fix the issues in your resume without a huge cost, you would; (2) many vocation specialists offer quality guidance on their online journals and Twitter accounts, free for the taking; and (3) on the off chance that you feel an association with a vocation master or two from their blog entries and tweets, contact him/her and check whether it bodes well to invest in a paid assistance. Bodes well, right? I totally concur and think its a good thought. Its one of the principle reasons I do blog and tweet to get you out and share my aptitude. So who should you follow? The Career Collective and Resume Chicks contain the majority of my favorites. Career Thought Leaders is another incredible assortment of pioneers in the space. At that point take our goodies of free information and similarly as Tim recommends, in the event that you believe you despite everything need more, go with the voice with which you feel most comfortable and email or call to ask about a progressively definite, customized administration. Its a shrewd approach to deal with your pursuit of employment.