recruiter (Meaning)

Wordnet

recruiter (n)

someone who supplies members or employees

an official who enlists personnel for military service

Webster

One who, or that which, recruits.

The diligent recruiter meticulously reviewed countless resumes in search of exceptional candidates.
The experienced recruiter had a knack for identifying hidden talent and matching it to the right organizations.
The recruiters worked tirelessly to attract the most qualified individuals for the newly created positions.
The corporate recruiter aimed to build a diverse and inclusive workforce by reaching out to a wide range of candidates.
The recruiters used innovative sourcing techniques to find passive candidates who might not actively be looking for new opportunities.
The technical recruiter specialized in recruiting highly skilled engineers and software developers for cutting-edge companies.
The recruiters leveraged social media platforms to connect with potential candidates and showcase their company's unique culture.
The recruiters collaborated with hiring managers to ensure a smooth and efficient hiring process.
The recruiters provided guidance and support to candidates throughout the interview and onboarding process.
The recruiters played a crucial role in building the company's reputation as an employer of choice.

someone who supplies members or employees, an official who enlists personnel for military serviceOne who, or that which, recruits.

hire, employ, enlist, pay, fee, sign (up or on), job, place, retain,engage

fire, discharge, dismiss, dismiss, sack, axe, can, axe, discharge, fire

The diligent recruiter meticulously reviewed countless resumes in search of exceptional candidates.

The experienced recruiter had a knack for identifying hidden talent and matching it to the right organizations.

The recruiters worked tirelessly to attract the most qualified individuals for the newly created positions.

The corporate recruiter aimed to build a diverse and inclusive workforce by reaching out to a wide range of candidates.