headhunted (Meaning)

headhunted

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

The CEO was headhunted from a rival company to lead the organization's transformation.
The board of directors hired a headhunting firm to locate a suitable candidate for the vacant COO position.
The headhunter presented an impressive roster of candidates, ensuring a diverse and qualified pool for consideration.
The tech industry is a competitive landscape with many companies headhunting top talent from leading firms.
The successful candidate was headhunted from a prestigious startup with promising growth potential.
The headhunted candidate brought exceptional leadership skills and a proven track record of success.
The headhunting process was rigorous, involving multiple rounds of interviews and background checks.
The company headhunted a rising star from the consulting industry to spearhead their digital strategy.
The headhunted executive was expected to turn around the struggling company and restore its profitability.
The CEO was headhunted after impressing investors with his vision and ability to execute on ambitious goals.

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

scouted, promoted, kept (on), contracted, subcontracted, rehired,enlisted, apprenticed, employed, recruited

dismissed,fired, discharged, canned, sacked, laid off,axed,locked out, furloughed

The CEO was headhunted from a rival company to lead the organization's transformation.

The board of directors hired a headhunting firm to locate a suitable candidate for the vacant COO position.

The headhunter presented an impressive roster of candidates, ensuring a diverse and qualified pool for consideration.

The tech industry is a competitive landscape with many companies headhunting top talent from leading firms.