Sentence examples for being headhunted from inspiring English sources
People with experience and expertise are being headhunted like crazy.
She says she could have left right then; she was being headhunted for chief executive jobs elsewhere.
He did an MBA, worked for Orange in Paris, then Nokia and BlackBerry in New York marketing their music and film apps, before being headhunted for this job.
Furthermore, professors' prospects of achieving tenure at their own institutions or of being headhunted by others are themselves linked to their publication in journals.
Born in Budapest to a wealthy Jewish family, von Neumann made his name as a promising young mathematician in Hungary before being headhunted by Princeton in 1930.
Most of them now are going to work at designer houses, at Balenciaga, Dior or Versace, because they are being headhunted for that kind of job.
She was headhunted by the UAE government in 2007.
He was headhunted and worked for Goldman Sachs on Wall Street.
I was headhunted to join the newly founded Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong.
James Hogan, the airline boss tasked with turning around Gulf Air, would soon be headhunted by Abu Dhabi.
Jasiewicz was headhunted to set up Hotel Employees Action Teams (Heat) and organise weekly "actions".
