headhunt

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

In headhunting it was necessary to able to draw the parang quickly.

All of a sudden a lot of recruitment agents have been headhunting me via the site.

Almost all of the smaller processors feel aggrieved by the tactics you've been using: undercutting their prices, headhunting their staff.

The other cities are headhunting Ankh-Morpork watchmen now.'

"You're headhunting me.

Or rather, you're headhunting Yann."

Executive search (informally headhunting) is a specialised recruitment service used to source candidates for senior, executive or other highly specialised positions in organizations.

Gartner next took aim on Sergei Brylin, headhunting him in front of the New Jersey bench.

Don't get me wrong I hate Kyle bush with every ounce of my being, But only a fool would stand there while 9 guys are headhunting his way.

Since the arrival of Europeans and the subsequent colonisation of the area, headhunting gradually faded out of practice although many tribal customs, practices and language continue.

But this was merely a cover, and the partners began in search from the start, subsequently headhunting many of their ex-colleagues, despite Peat Marwick Mitchell's threats of legal action.

In August 2009, the Sunday World and Daily Mirror newspaper's reported that "Slash" was headhunting Holden to replace Scott Weiland as the new "Velvet Revolver" lead vocalist.

During these years Meja also contributed to the world's music scene by headhunting her fellow artist Robyn in a local school in Stockholm, where she was performing one of her first songs as a young girl.

The editors had exactly 12 issues in which to turn things around and began furiously headhunting young scribes from the (then-ailing) underground press to help swell their ranks and inject a more "irreverently hip" attitude into the copy.

This lust for contact is the most impressive thing about Portis, according to Redskins quarterback Mark Brunell, especially when he does not have the ball and is headhunting a blitzing safety or waylaying a cornerback downfield.

The Korn/Ferry name is most widely known and publicly quoted of all search firms - Lester Korn is seen as the man who brought headhunting out into the open - and thus the firm can guarantee almost instant interest from potential candidates.