Sentence examples for boost headcount from inspiring English sources

At the least, EarthLink can boost headcount via low-cost marketing to its 4.8 million members.

Levie says the company is looking to boost headcount by 50-75 percent by the end of the year.

According to Aizen, Amitree is using the funding to boost headcount, mostly in its engineering and data science team.

It might have to hike headcount.

Race is then "a factor of a factor of a factor of a factor" in the review of only 20% of the applicant pool, as I wrote last year.This limited use of race "does not, as claimed, function as an open gate to boost minority headcount for a racial quota," Judge Higginbotham wrote in this month's ruling.

In the meantime, the new funding will help SideCar boost its headcount, as it attacks new markets.

The company says that it will be using the money primarily to boost its headcount — a lot.

For example, when faced with increased competition, VMware used a large amount of capital to boost its headcount and fend off open-source options and Microsoft.

Photo-sharing startup Instagram has been on something of a hiring spree in August 2011, boosting its headcount by 50% to cope with growth that has seen its app downloaded by more than eight million iPhone owners since its launch in October 2010.

It said merger and acquisition activity might boost companies' headcounts, but was unlikely to increase the North Sea workforce.

This week Amazon said it would hire 5,000 people across the UK this year, boosting its headcount by a quarter when it moves into new offices in London's Shoreditch.