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Definition of acquihire in English: acquihire(also acqhire) nounakwɪˈhʌɪəˌakwiˈhīr An act or instance of buying out a company primarily for the skills and expertise of its staff, rather than for the products or services it supplies. this would appear to be a straight acquihire to pick up an engineering and product design team Example sentencesExamples - If she had not succeeded at creating a better vibe at the company, I'd argue that her ability to hire through acquihire would have been greatly lessened.
- This was not a pure "acqhire" for the team alone.
- The acqhire is another example of how top-tier accelerators are becoming talent feeders for big tech companies.
- Acquisitions for talent, or "acquihires," are also on the table, the company said.
- It turned out to be an acquihire and the ID team got spread out over Automattic's more pressing needs.
- There have been a string of splashy acquisitions (the Dailymotion buyout, the Jybe acquihire, and then Summly).
- Are camera apps going to become a hotbed of acquihire and/or acquisition?
- We should be happy that all the people there found a home through acquihire but not overstate the importance of the shutdown.
- Yahoo made another acquihire Wednesday.
- The acquisition was indeed an acquihire.
- This looks to be an actual, honest-to-god service acquisition, and not an acquihire for the engineering talent as has become so common in the Valley of late.
- Rather than stifling innovation, this acqhire might see a cool startup in the hands of new leaders passionate about disrupting the car buying experience.
verbakwɪˈhʌɪəˌakwiˈhīr [with object]Buy out (a company) primarily for the skills and expertise of its staff, rather than for its products or services. the start-ups are being acquihired in a bid to harvest their talent Example sentencesExamples - The most talented (or lucky) people get "acqhired" for $77 million each.
- If they have such great engineers and minds, why are they "acquiHiring?"
- When I spoke to the former CEO whose company was acquihired, he said there was a lot that Facebook could do in separate feeds for different content types.
- He views acquihiring as a way to infuse a growing company with much-needed talent and entrepreneurial vigour.
- He joined in 2011, when the company acquihired his startup.
- It's powered by talent acqhired from a solar-powered drone maker as well as poached from NASA.
- While entrepreneurs don't start companies to be acquihired, you don't want to preclude yourself from that option.
- We're still incredibly proud that the service continues to run two years after we were acquihired.
OriginEarly 21st century: blend of acquisition and hire. Definition of acquihire in US English: acquihire(also acqhire) nounˌakwiˈhīr An act or instance of buying out a company primarily for the skills and expertise of its staff, rather than for the products or services it supplies. this would appear to be a straight acquihire to pick up an engineering and product design team Example sentencesExamples - Acquisitions for talent, or "acquihires," are also on the table, the company said.
- We should be happy that all the people there found a home through acquihire but not overstate the importance of the shutdown.
- This looks to be an actual, honest-to-god service acquisition, and not an acquihire for the engineering talent as has become so common in the Valley of late.
- It turned out to be an acquihire and the ID team got spread out over Automattic's more pressing needs.
- The acquisition was indeed an acquihire.
- There have been a string of splashy acquisitions (the Dailymotion buyout, the Jybe acquihire, and then Summly).
- This was not a pure "acqhire" for the team alone.
- The acqhire is another example of how top-tier accelerators are becoming talent feeders for big tech companies.
- Rather than stifling innovation, this acqhire might see a cool startup in the hands of new leaders passionate about disrupting the car buying experience.
- Are camera apps going to become a hotbed of acquihire and/or acquisition?
- If she had not succeeded at creating a better vibe at the company, I'd argue that her ability to hire through acquihire would have been greatly lessened.
- Yahoo made another acquihire Wednesday.
verbˌakwiˈhīr [with object]Buy out (a company) primarily for the skills and expertise of its staff, rather than for its products or services. the start-ups are being acquihired in a bid to harvest their talent Example sentencesExamples - While entrepreneurs don't start companies to be acquihired, you don't want to preclude yourself from that option.
- He views acquihiring as a way to infuse a growing company with much-needed talent and entrepreneurial vigour.
- When I spoke to the former CEO whose company was acquihired, he said there was a lot that Facebook could do in separate feeds for different content types.
- The most talented (or lucky) people get "acqhired" for $77 million each.
- He joined in 2011, when the company acquihired his startup.
- We're still incredibly proud that the service continues to run two years after we were acquihired.
- It's powered by talent acqhired from a solar-powered drone maker as well as poached from NASA.
- If they have such great engineers and minds, why are they "acquiHiring?"
OriginEarly 21st century: blend of acquisition and hire. |