headhunter
Noun
Meaning
a savage who cuts off and preserves the heads of enemies as trophies
a recruiter of personnel (especially for corporations)
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Witihin seconds the headhunter had lost control of his car and it squealed, sliding sideways right into several other cars. Cool!' said the Gasman.
According to a study carried out for Vodafone by recruitment company HeadHunter, 14 percent of job seekers consider the ethics and social responsibility of a business when deciding where to apply for a job.
Doesn’t matter how they call you: headhunter, researcher, recruiter or skin hunter, if talent sourcing is your superpower, let’s join LiveChat!
If the role is not for you, but the headhunter seems trustworthy and well-intentioned, phrase your response in a way that keeps the relationship open.
Lawrence tells her he has an interview with a headhunter the next day.