Definition of headhunter in English:

headhunter

noun ˈhɛdhʌntəˈhɛdˌhən(t)ər

1A person who identifies and approaches suitable candidates employed elsewhere to fill business positions.
a headhunter offering you a wonderful new position at a higher salary
Example sentencesExamples
- The long-list of candidates who are agreed for the first round will be interviewed by the headhunters, and on the basis of those interviews we put forward a shortlist of candidates for consideration by the trustees.
- These are women who have been schooled into passivity, so they're left with the fantasy of being discovered, of someone else stepping in to make their destiny - a man, a talent scout or a headhunter.
- Such headhunters are finding more than 40% of non-executive directors for companies, meaning the traditional old boys' network is coming under pressure.
- They have each spent many millions and many months scrabbling around with headhunters trying to find top talent - and all the while investors lost billions as share prices crashed.
- It is satisfying to see that the Executive appears to have taken the hint on the appointment, though it still went through the process of hiring headhunters, no doubt because it is duty-bound to do so.
1. 1.1 A member of a society that collects the heads of dead enemies as trophies.

Definition of headhunter in US English:

headhunter

nounˈhedˌhən(t)ərˈhɛdˌhən(t)ər

1A person who identifies and approaches suitable candidates employed elsewhere to fill business positions.
a headhunter offering you a wonderful new position at a higher salary
Example sentencesExamples
- It is satisfying to see that the Executive appears to have taken the hint on the appointment, though it still went through the process of hiring headhunters, no doubt because it is duty-bound to do so.
- These are women who have been schooled into passivity, so they're left with the fantasy of being discovered, of someone else stepping in to make their destiny - a man, a talent scout or a headhunter.
- The long-list of candidates who are agreed for the first round will be interviewed by the headhunters, and on the basis of those interviews we put forward a shortlist of candidates for consideration by the trustees.
- They have each spent many millions and many months scrabbling around with headhunters trying to find top talent - and all the while investors lost billions as share prices crashed.
- Such headhunters are finding more than 40% of non-executive directors for companies, meaning the traditional old boys' network is coming under pressure.
1. 1.1 A member of a society that collects the heads of dead enemies as trophies.

词汇	headhunter
释义	Definition of headhunter in English: headhunter noun ˈhɛdhʌntəˈhɛdˌhən(t)ər 1A person who identifies and approaches suitable candidates employed elsewhere to fill business positions. a headhunter offering you a wonderful new position at a higher salary Example sentencesExamples The long-list of candidates who are agreed for the first round will be interviewed by the headhunters, and on the basis of those interviews we put forward a shortlist of candidates for consideration by the trustees. These are women who have been schooled into passivity, so they're left with the fantasy of being discovered, of someone else stepping in to make their destiny - a man, a talent scout or a headhunter. Such headhunters are finding more than 40% of non-executive directors for companies, meaning the traditional old boys' network is coming under pressure. They have each spent many millions and many months scrabbling around with headhunters trying to find top talent - and all the while investors lost billions as share prices crashed. It is satisfying to see that the Executive appears to have taken the hint on the appointment, though it still went through the process of hiring headhunters, no doubt because it is duty-bound to do so. 1.1 A member of a society that collects the heads of dead enemies as trophies. Definition of headhunter in US English: headhunter nounˈhedˌhən(t)ərˈhɛdˌhən(t)ər 1A person who identifies and approaches suitable candidates employed elsewhere to fill business positions. a headhunter offering you a wonderful new position at a higher salary Example sentencesExamples It is satisfying to see that the Executive appears to have taken the hint on the appointment, though it still went through the process of hiring headhunters, no doubt because it is duty-bound to do so. These are women who have been schooled into passivity, so they're left with the fantasy of being discovered, of someone else stepping in to make their destiny - a man, a talent scout or a headhunter. The long-list of candidates who are agreed for the first round will be interviewed by the headhunters, and on the basis of those interviews we put forward a shortlist of candidates for consideration by the trustees. They have each spent many millions and many months scrabbling around with headhunters trying to find top talent - and all the while investors lost billions as share prices crashed. Such headhunters are finding more than 40% of non-executive directors for companies, meaning the traditional old boys' network is coming under pressure. 1.1 A member of a society that collects the heads of dead enemies as trophies.
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