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Kim points us to this account of over the top recruiting: An offer you can't refuse. It's not particularly difficult or even expensive, yet it's rare.
The reasons are simple: most recruiters don't really care about hiring the very best people, and/or recruiters haven't yet realized that they are marketers too.
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