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recruit

verb add, augment, call up, collect, conscript, draft, employ, enlarge, enlist, enroll, find manpower, gain, gather, increase, induct, muster, provide, raise, raise troops, reinvigorate, replenish, sign up, strengthen, supply, swell the ranks, take in

See also: disciple, employ, enroll, hire, induct, novice, prospect, retain, supply, volunteer

RECRUIT. A newly made soldier.

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One showed an Army recruiting officer crouched in his office, his hand holding a string tied to a wad of bucks just outside.

RECRUITERS COMPETE TO LURE PEOPLE MILITARY SEEKS `BEST AND BRIGHTEST'

We remind the parents about specific testing dates and visits and let them know how excited we are to be recruiting their son.

Football recruiting at the college level

They were imbued with the "crazy" idea that a local (versus a multinational) recruiting firm could be run professionally, with each consultant focusing on a certain area of expertise rather than running around trying to handle everything that comes across their path.

The right recruiter can make all the difference

It helps gain knowledge and experiences from other types of businesses, such as recruiting and hiring practices, benefits to employees, advertising positions and development of staff," Cunningham says.

Awesome opportunities in the food chain: HR professionals explain challenges and benefits of Ag careers

Attracting the right people to military service is imperative in today's world, so we constantly seek to gauge and measure the effectiveness of our various recruiting campaigns," said Lieutenant Colonel Ward Wood of the U.

U.S. Army enlists Disc Marketing Enhanced CDs as recruitment tool

Bill Cuff, vice president of recruiting, training and management development for New England Financial, said the company had 2,360 producers at the end of 1996.

Few and Far Between: Top insurance executives with technology expertise are hard to come by in an industry struggling to break free of its legacy systems

Furthermore, the financial incentives are reasonably related to recruiting the physician to become a member of the hospital's medical staff and to establish and maintain a full-time private practice in the service area.

IRS provides guidance on physician recruitment by hospitals

A physician recruiter for five years before joining PHP a year ago, Evans knows both sides of the recruiting business.

In-house recruiters: on the inside looking out

The CIA let Ames continue with his hapless recruiting efforts.

Nightmover

One mistake that should be avoided, especially if college recruiting is a new activity for a firm, is going only to campuses that are known nationally for their accounting programs.

The six most common recruiting mistakes

a leading provider of Web-based talent management solutions, announced today that Cruise West, the largest American-owned cruise line and leader in small-ship cruising, has implemented OpenHire, SilkRoad technology's Web-based recruiting management system.

Cruise West Sets Sail with SilkRoad technology

Bieniemy, UCLA's running backs coach for three years and recruiting coordinator the past 11 months, accepted the same position with the NFL's Minnesota Vikings on Monday, but his recruiting strategy figures to remain.