recruiter
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2.9
- noun
- /rɪˈkruːtər/
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reclutador
- Three weeks later, a recruiter contacted him about what he calls "a dream job."
- corporate recruiters
- college recruiters
- labor recruiters
We sat down with recruiter, career coach and friend of TFD, Jasmine Reed.
- We sat down with recruiter, career coach and friend of TFD, Jasmine Reed.
- I cast a great actor, Lionel Pina, as the recruiter.
- I've like, really tried to hone my skill on is becoming an expert recruiter.
- There was a company that tracked the lifetime performance of all its employees back to the internal recruiter who gave them their job.
- No complainers are the best recruiters, they're the best convincers, they're the best manipulators.
- Again, another job that you can do, Voice over specialist, the next virtual recruiter.
- So what we learnt with what we learnt with Glenn Maxwell was she in effect was the recruiter.
- I spend a week or two weeks recruiting the best sales recruiter and then I do that one time in my life for two weeks.
- And she just, she just bolts and Lawler's like, I'm terrible at this, Like I'm such a bad recruiter.
Examples
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She's a recruiter here at the firm.
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And we are right now working with a wonderful executive recruiter, Roy Noto, to hire someone to come in and help us run the company.
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I have an appointment with the recruiter.
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That's why the recruiter want to talk with you.
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I talked to the recruiter, Bentley.
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Jimmy Dolan, international recruiter, reporting.
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Teachers, your role as recruiters of students for the profession cannot be overstated.
Academic text (1992) -
So Mickey Stevenson was this musician and talent kind of coordinator, talent recruiter for Motown.
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The recruiter scheduled an interview for the candidate next week.
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As a recruiter, her main goal is to find the best talent for the company.
Synonyms
152
3.2
A person who looks for talented people to join a team or show
149
2.8
A person who plans events and asks people to join a group or cause
11
6.1
A person or company that finds and hires people for jobs especially high-level ones
1
4.8
A person who chooses workers to do a job
How Senior
11
6.1
49
2.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Recruiter comes from re- 'again' and a root meaning 'grow', the same idea behind increase. So a recruiter is someone who 'grows' a company or group by finding and adding new people.