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headhunter

[hed-huhn-ter] / ˈhɛdˌhʌn tər /




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Bonuses and pay increases are likely to continue to build in the second half of the year, said Sophie Scholes, head of the UK financial services practice at headhunters Heidrick & Struggles.

From Reuters

Recently a headhunter approached my husband about a position similar to his first VP job.

From New York Times

Spear-brandishing headhunters, for instance, are turned into a sly joke that plays with Western stereotypes.

From Los Angeles Times

Her interest in religion, Ryan told The Post earlier this year, intensified about a decade ago, when she divorced her first husband and left her job as a corporate headhunter.

From Seattle Times

The exhaustive search took so long, they said, that it became a running joke among industry headhunters.

From New York Times