headhunt Význam & definícia

Príklady headhunt

• The entire team might be headhunted by countries with a more innovative approach to the public funding of science.

• That experience is not strictly relevant, because headhunting primarily involves approaching individuals direct rather than recruitment advertising.

• During the period of change, some of its brightest executives will be headhunted by the new consortia bidding.

• A chief of staff or a commander-in-chief cannot be headhunted from outside the service.

• After being headhunted for a human resources management post, he was rejected at the final interview.

• Headhunting started in this country 35 years ago, and the industry now has a volume of £100 million.

• His chief salesman was headhunted.

• They can be opportunistic in headhunting key employees, both technical and managerial.