Use "recruiter" in a sentence
recruiter example sentences
recruiter
1. Gonzalez had trouble finding work for two years before he became a diversity recruiter at Texas Tech University over the protests of much of the faculty and student body
2. “Our mutual friend is a bold recruiter
3. White, and asked my recruiter, Bob Allard, what had happened
4. The HR recruiter, like the Chicago HEAD HUNTER re the NNS job many years earlier, called me to say that while the Navy’s objection was a total lie, they had no choice—given business realities—but to withdraw my offer
5. Ben Mullin, the recruiter who arranged my interview and visit, sent me a total BS letter saying that “upon further consideration Ingalls was rescinding my prior (written—I still have both letters) offer of employment due to MY having a financial conflict of interest,” i
6. The recruiter, John Hardink simply
7. recruiter, like the Chicago HEAD HUNTER re the NNS job many years
8. No recruiter can get in to conduct a meaningful interview schedule and back out in a day
9. After a few drinks he realised that not only was he on to a good thing but that this woman would be an ideal recruiter for the type of employee that he needed
10. So what is a recruiter to do?
11. Nem playing the part of a disaffected pirate and Bors increasingly playing the part of recruiter for his organization
12. To say the recruiter must have
13. The recruiter had
14. “Let’s just say I’m your local Space Force Recruiter and you have wandered into my office
15. negotiated a deal with the job recruiter
16. He sent a request to the office of Army recruiter Gilbert Césares, asking for equipment and some help in his endeavor
17. If any of you is tempted to think that I joined the Luftwaffe because I was a convinced Nazi, then don’t! I was actually a German Jew, something I kept secret from my recruiter, thus have no love for the Nazis, on the contrary
18. "It was a college baseball recruiter, from the University of Miami
19. think of myself as a recruiter
20. “I think it was an Army recruiter
21. He’s been a recruiter for a long time, and he’s taught me a lot
22. He’d helped found a settlement on the Golan Heights itself, but was delegated to return to the United States, where he was born, and act as a recruiter and fundraiser
23. The applicant can then ask questions such as job responsibilities and mention that the contribution one can give to the company is more important than the salary you will be receiving showing the recruiter you are a team player
24. In fact, the college recruiter
25. Your recruiter calls are a measuring tool not only of a suc-
26. actions by a recruiter, hiring manager or company that did not ben-
27. While that recruiter wouldn’t let me buy
28. CD filled with recruiter names and company lists that she thought I
29. I give you the name of a recruiter that
30. I initially talked with a very pleasant sounding female recruiter employed there, set up an interview time with her, get all gussied up the morning of the interview, head downtown, walk into their office, and I am met by, I imagine, the office manager, who immediately asks me loudly, “You do know that this office is strictly for professionals
31. The Navy suggested that they could send me to Texas as recruiter
32. The Navy suggested that they could send me to Texas as recruiter
33. Learning that a former track recruiter from USC was on the island, he asked a friend to tell the recruiter that he had a college running prospect who could spin a mile in just over four minutes
34. The recruiter eagerly asked to meet the runner
35. When Louie appeared, the recruiter fell over backward in his chair
36. As the opening riff of “Army Recruiter” blazed out of the speakers, she turned around
37. IN THE LONG TRADITION of counterculture dives, where a cop walking in was about as welcome as an ACLU recruiter at a skinhead convention, the KGB set the bar at a new low
38. No recruiter wants to be responsible for losing a great candidate, so this will usually get you through the gatekeeper
39. One thing led to another and soon Norma Jeane had an appointment to meet with Ben Lyon, who worked as a recruiter for new talent and director of casting at 20th Century-Fox Studios
40. Known as a tireless recruiter, the first question he would often pose to aspiring high school players was a simple one, “Do you love to play?” All of course said yes, but how they answered was often telling
