Translations for „headhunt“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . ˈhead·hunt VB trans inf

to headhunt sb

jdn abwerben

II . ˈhead·hunt VB intr ECON, FIN

headhunt

nach Führungskräften suchen

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They go in there to kind of headhunt.

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When was the last time a university headhunted a great teacher (who doesn't research), paid top dollars for them and rewarded or promoted them based on teaching results?

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The competition has the ability to open doors for the young ballet dancers, with artist directors from ballet companies from around the world using it to headhunt young talent.

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He will be granted bigger penalties and a far-reaching product intervention power, as well as the freedom to headhunt high-priced recruits from the financial sector.

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His reported response when the company first headhunted him?

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Financial services headhunting firms have not been having an easy time.

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I started to build the company to tackle this challenge, bringing in a finance director, and headhunting a chairman with pharmaceutical business development experience.

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They can be opportunistic in headhunting key employees, both technical and managerial.

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Another way to take positive action is to headhunt talent.

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You need an outsider to headhunt properly.

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