go through a recruitment process
go through recruitment

The student "ambassadors" - as they are known - have to go through a recruitment process to make sure they are the right candidates for the role.

It prides itself on hiring only the best and brightest; anyone applying to work there has to go through a recruitment process comprising ten to fifteen interviews.

“You need to think quite hard about what constitutes a better offer, especially if you’ve gone through a recruitment process for a senior role,” says Alan Redman, a business psychologist with the Criterion Partnership.

"I have already fought several wars and now they want us to go through recruitment tests.

It contains jobs that have either been lost already, are due to go through recruitment freezes and not replacing staff.

However, Cacdac says some cases slip through them since the POEA is not part of the negotiation process between “direct hires" and their employers – unlike those who go through recruitment agencies.

The survey tested 127 first-year NU women, ages 17-20, in two groups: those who went through recruitment or "rush" and joined a sorority, and those who did not participate in any sorority-related activities.