engageability
- noun
- /ɪnˌɡeɪdʒəˈbɪlɪti/
- Her engageability made her a top choice for short-term projects in the company.
Examples
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We assessed the engageability of several firms before signing a contract.
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The manager praised the engageability of the new consultant during the busy season.
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The candidate's engageability impressed the hiring manager.
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Her engageability makes her a top choice for this role.
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The project's success depended on the engageability of the freelancers we hired.
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Due to her excellent engageability, she quickly secured multiple job offers.
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The team evaluated the engageability of various service providers before making a decision.
Synonyms
Ability to get and keep a job because you have the right skills
How Employable
Surface Forms
Morphology
engageability = engageable (transparent) = engage + able + ity
Derived by adding '-ity' to 'engageable' ('engage' + '-able'); the sense 'suitability or availability to be hired/engaged' is a direct nominalization of the adjectival base.
Etymology
Engageability comes from engage + -ability, and over time engage also came to mean 'to hire' or 'to arrange someone for work'. So, engageability can mean how suitable or available someone or a firm is to be hired.