The phrase "bad recruitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the process or practice of hiring individuals who are not suitable or qualified for a particular job or role. Example: The company's financial troubles were largely attributed to their bad recruitment practices, as they consistently hired employees with insufficient skills and experience.
A bad recruitment decision could result in reputational damage to the brand.
Fraser said, "This high breeding success is actually an indicator of just how bad recruitment of new penguins into the population is, because new breeders always screw up".
Bad recruitment over a number of years is the principal reason why both Sunderland and Newcastle have found themselves in such a mess this season but thanks to some astute January buys, Allardyce has succeeded in changing that narrative.
He also reiterates that poor money management and bad recruitment decisions were a key part of Lavaboom's woes.
He also reiterates that poor money management and bad recruitment decisions were a key part of Lavaboom's woes.
However, signals are frequently degenerated and so may induce a bad recruitment of the cleavage/polyadenylation complexes [ 22]. 3'RACE-PCR experiments were useful to characterize this putative polyadenylation signal for all the studied genes.
Second, allowing gays to serve openly could actually be bad for recruitment: the extra homosexuals would be outnumbered by the homophobic Americans thus deterred.
And it's not all bad news recruitment-wise either.
"This is very, very bad for teacher recruitment," said Robert E. Riccobono, a former superintendent in Brooklyn who now teaches at New York University.
It has been suggested that C. trachomatis-induced apoptosis resistance is dependent on the specific degradation of the BH3-only family members by an uncharacterized chlamydial protease [21] [23] by the recruitment of BAD and 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3he chlamydial inclusion [24] and by the stabilization of IAproteinsmplexes [25].
Four coordinating trial centers (Bochum/Dortmund, Mainz, Düsseldorf/Köln and Bad Mergentheim) organized the recruitment activities in the diabetological trial centers located in their vicinity.
