I use LinkedIn for everything - it's especially useful because you can so highly segment search results. If you're reaching out to professionals or key individuals in target businesses, LinkedIn can be incredibly helpful.

Here's how I search:

Step 1: Click the search bar and select "People."

Step 2: Select "All Filters" on the far right under the search bar.

Step 3: Scroll down and type in your target job position into the "Title" bar.

Step 4: Click enter, and begin connecting with people that fit the job description you want.

Some best practices:

• In step 3, also select "English" or whatever languages you're proficient you're at so you can ensure you're reaching out to people you can communicate with.
• You can further niche down your search by selecting your target "Industry" - so if you're reaching out to SaaS sales managers for interviews, type "Sales Manager" into "Title" and "SaaS" or "Software" into "Industry"
• You can automate outreach via tools like Phantombuster - reach out to me if that's something you need help with.
• Check LinkedIn Groups too. In the first step you can just click "Groups" and find groups of similar people or job functions.
• Check LinkedIn Events - it's a relatively new feature of theirs, but it's gaining a lot of traction. You can search the same way you look for groups