Sentence examples for recruiters from inspiring English sources

Lastly, Schmeling's main piece of advice for recruiters: Veterans are more than just their resume.

This is perhaps why Wasswa and other recruiters barely even mention selling products and why the emphasis instead is very heavily on "growing your network".

Russell told BBC Northampton that Greencore recruiters flew to Hungary to begin an eastern European hiring drive.

Over half of internationally mobile students are from Asia, but new recruiters such as Spain, Russia and Korea are entering the student market.

"There are certain questions that recruiters shouldn't be asking – like whether you suffer from PTSD – because it's illegal," explains Schmeling.

Based on the analysis of several million audio files and input from thousands of recruiters and US consumers, the company Jobaline has created a technology which can predict how a person's voice will make the listener feel.

Overcoming the "motherhood penalty" requires employers to become more creative in their attitudes to flexible working ("I'll need to work from home at least one day a week" commented NormaStanleyFletcher to the crowds of spook-recruiters who are definitely crawling all over Mumsnet right now), and to engage in national conversations about childcare and family-friendly approaches.

Its profile picture shows Yemeni-American al-Qaida recruiter Anwar al-Awlaki, who in 2011 became the first US national killed by a drone strike.

Taking the witness stand in his own defense, Abu Ghaith in a calm voice denied he was an al-Qaida recruiter and claimed his role was a religious one aimed at encouraging all Muslims to rise up against their oppressors.

If a recruiter reads a generic CV they can tell instantly, so try to make it relevant to the role.

Second, while Awlaki's death eliminates an important al-Qaida propagandist and recruiter (and also, lately, an operative), it is no cause to relax our global efforts.