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The best recruiters out there pride themselves on being able to find you, not the other way around. So what if they haven’t called yet? Instead of calling them and coming across as desperate, do your best to get on their radar by following these 7 tips. These methods will obviously work for being noticed by employers as well. 1. Get Active on LinkedIn Here's a surprise: recruiters use LinkedIn more than emails. In fact they probably click on the LinkedIn site about…