recruiting

• Adjetivo que describe el proceso de buscar y atraer personas para unirse a una organización o participar en una actividad.

An adjective describing the process of finding and engaging people to join an organization or take part in an activity.

1. Related to hiringB2formal

   Relating to the process of finding and hiring new employees or members.

   reclutamiento

   • The company has a recruiting team that handles all new hires.
   • She attended a recruiting event at the university.
   • The recruiting process can take several weeks.

   Sinónimosrecruitmentstaffing

   Antónimosfiring

• Sustantivo que designa el proceso o la actividad de buscar y atraer nuevos miembros, empleados o participantes para una organización, equipo o causa.

A noun referring to the process or activity of finding and engaging new members, employees, or participants for an organization, team, or cause.

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1. Process of finding new membersB2formal

   The activity of finding and attracting new people to join an organization, company, or team.

   reclutamiento

   • The company is focusing on recruiting for its new department.
   • Recruiting qualified engineers is a top priority this year.
   • She works in recruiting for a large tech firm.

   Sinónimosenlistmentenrollmentrecruitmentstaffing

2. Military enlistmentB2formal

   The process of enlisting new personnel into the armed forces.

   Reclutamiento militar

   • The army's recruiting campaign attracted many young volunteers.
   • Recruiting for the navy has increased this quarter.
   • He joined the military through a recruiting office.

   Sinónimoscall upconscriptiondraftenlistmentlevyrecruitment

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de captar o contratar a nuevas personas, empleados o participantes para una organización, equipo o causa.

A verb used to indicate the act of enlisting or hiring new members, employees, or participants for an organization, team, or cause.

1. Enlist new membersB1formal

   To find and enroll new people to join an organization, team, or military force.

   Reclutar

   • The company is recruiting new software engineers.
   • The army recruits thousands of soldiers each year.
   • They are actively recruiting volunteers for the charity event.

   Sinónimosconscriptdraftengageenlistenrollmustersign uptake on

   Antónimosdischargedismissexpellayoff

2. Persuade someone to joinB1formal

   To convince or persuade someone to become a member of a group or to participate in something.

   reclutar

   • She recruited her friends to help with the project.
   • The coach recruited the best players from the local schools.
   • He was recruited by a top university for their research program.

   Sinónimosconscriptdraftenlistenrollhireinductsign uptake on

   Antónimosdischargedismissexpelrejectrepel