Respecting your recruiter's busy schedule by limiting your demands on his or her time is both courteous and smart. Demonstrate your ability to communicate efficiently with your recruiter and he or she will have that much more reason to recommend you. The more honestly you represent yourself, the better off you and everyone in the recruiting equation will be. If you are offered an opportunity to interview for a position, be sure you have a sincere interest in that position before you accept. If you are given confidential information, keep it that way.
Patience is still a virtue.
Finding the best fit between you and a prospective employer takes time. We all know a job search can be a nerve-wracking experience, but a calm, professional approach and realistic attitude are key components to success. Keep in touch. When your search comes to an end, it's always smart to forward a thank-you note or new business card to your recruiter.