"hiring team" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in business contexts to refer to a team responsible for recruitment and hiring decisions. Example sentence: The hiring team at the company was responsible for selecting the most qualified applicants.
As a rule, Syngenta recruits research chemists at the B.Sc. or Ph.D. level, and it looks for Ph.D.s and postdocs when hiring team leaders.
The graph, built around what products and projects you worked on, unfolds the human story behind product creation, and leads to new opportunities for hiring, team creation, consulting, and recruiting.
Founded July 2012 by Nikos Moraitakis (CEO) and Spyros Magiatis (CTO), WorkableHR sets out to help companies improve the quality and efficiency of their hiring by simplifying the most time-consuming tasks: candidate screening and hiring team collaboration.
Note from the author: For more hiring, team building and employee retention advice check out my book The Naked Interview: Hiring Without Regret.
Employers like hiring team players — people who will keep a positive attitude at work and keep company morale high.
Then they can convene their hiring team and all watch together to see how each teacher answered those questions".
Chinese reports speculated that he spent the money buying votes and hiring teams of writers to produce books.
Some are hiring teams of data-crunchers, and using traffic-analysis firms such as ChartBeat to help them see in real time where readers come from.
This, I fear, is the dystopian future of stupid games: amoral corporations hiring teams of behavioral psychologists to laser-target our addiction cycles for profit.
Most HR and hiring teams shuffle through endless digital piles of resumes.
Led by the threesome of Gates, his wife, Melinda, and former Microsoft comrade Patty Stonesifer, the foundation is hiring teams of the "smartest" people it can find.
