headhunters

基本解釋

The company started a nationwide project in 2010 to recruit part-time student headhunters.
該公司在2010年啟動(dòng)了招聘兼職學(xué)生獵頭的全國(guó)性項(xiàng)目。
A huge service industry has grown up to help, providing lots of work for consultants and headhunters.
一個(gè)龐大的服務(wù)行業(yè)也由此成長(zhǎng)起來，為咨詢師與獵頭人提供了許多工作機(jī)會(huì)。
'Since I've been here I've had headhunters calling me at work trying to hire me away,' she says, adding that her new employer paid for her overseas move.
她說，我回國(guó)之后，上班的時(shí)候都會(huì)有獵頭給我打電話，想把我挖走。她還說，新雇主承擔(dān)了她從美國(guó)搬家到德國(guó)的費(fèi)用。

Many companies use headhunters -- recruiting services that find workers for high-paying positions.

Last month I talked to three top CFO headhunters about the state of the American CFO.
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Less job seekers meant applicants and headhunters enjoyed a more personalized relationship with one another.
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Both headhunters say recruiting a CFO now is a much lengthier process than in the past.
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A headhunter is a person who tries to persuade someone to leave their job and take another job which has better pay and more status.