headhunt (Meaning)

headhunt

to recruit personnel for top-level jobs, to recruit (personnel and especially executives) for top-level jobs

The company hired a headhunter to recruit a highly experienced executive.
The headhunting firm specialized in finding candidates for senior-level positions.
The CEO was aggressively headhunting for a new chief operating officer.
The headhunter used LinkedIn and other social media to identify potential candidates.
The board of directors enlisted a headhunting agency to find a suitable candidate for the CEO role.
The headhunting process involved screening resumes, conduct phone interviews, and arranging for face-to-face meetings.
The headhunted candidate possessed exceptional leadership and strategic planning skills.
The headhunter's fee was typically a percentage of the candidate's annual salary.
The headhunting industry faced challenges due to advances in technology and the rise of online job boards.
The company's headhunting efforts resulted in the hiring of a highly talented and qualified workforce.

to recruit personnel for top-level jobs, to recruit (personnel and especially executives) for top-level jobs

keep (on), job, promote, partner, recruit, upgrade, enlist,scout,hire, rehire

axe, fire, ax,can, dismiss, sack,discharge, lay off,lock out, furlough

The company hired a headhunter to recruit a highly experienced executive.

The headhunting firm specialized in finding candidates for senior-level positions.

The CEO was aggressively headhunting for a new chief operating officer.

The headhunter used LinkedIn and other social media to identify potential candidates.