Currently working in London as a first year analyst (dual citizenship), but I am hoping to return to the US for work in the future. With headhunting starting up soon, what's the best way to go about being recruited for work in a different city than the one I currently work in?
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Anyone?
Reach out to some headhunters, maybe look into laterals
What's the best way to figure out which head hunters are the most reputable in a particular city?
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