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I have two strategies for barbers, one is to bring in photos. I've been told I look like Seth Rogen, so I looked through a bunch of his photos to find a haircut I liked. That way I had a decent idea what I'd look like with that haircut.
The second is to never switch barbers. It's nice to have someone who recognizes my preferences on the whole experience.
I have been going to the same barber for 7 years. I have only gotten cut once or twice by someone else I think, which was when I moved away for about 6 months for an internship, regretted it greatly. Stopped doing that, and just scheduled cuts when I visited back.
I couldn't tell you exactly what my haircut is. He knows it. I think it is a 3 or 4 on the back, 2 or 3 on the sides, and shorten the front/top.
I moved and had to switch about 4 years ago. I really considered driving 2+ hours back to my old barber.
I'm happy with my new barber, but switching was really uncomfortable.