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If you are searching for a job seriously try to connect with the HR/Team Leads of the particular company in your field. Try to connect with people having the title HR Executive, HR Manager, HR Specialist, Talent Acquisition Specialist, Talent Acquisition Manager related to your field. Try to avoid consultancies or agents because mostly they ask you to pay money, some may be genuine but be careful. Try to follow the professors, trainers, or enthusiasts in your field. They will share knowledgeable information. Try to follow groups or community that are related to your field. While sending a private message to a recruiter or a connection don't send just "Hi" message because many will ignore you. If you are looking for a job in their company just write a brief passage about why you want to communicate with them. Never ask for mobile numbers. You can alternatively ask for email ids. Always keep your profile inform