recruitment in Latin
recruitment in Latin is conquīsītiō — recruitment means the process of finding and hiring people for jobs or enlisting them into an organization.
recruitment in Latin
conquīsītiō
The process or art of finding candidates for a post in an organization, or recruits for the armed forces.
What does "recruitment" mean?
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noun The process of finding and hiring people for jobs or enlisting them into an organization.
"The firm outsourced its recruitment to a specialist agency."
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recruitment in a sentence
- The firm outsourced its recruitment to a specialist agency.
- Military recruitment rose sharply during the war.
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What is "recruitment" in Latin?
"recruitment" in Latin is conquīsītiō. recruitment means: The process of finding and hiring people for jobs or enlisting them into an organization.
How do you use "recruitment" in a sentence?
Example: "The firm outsourced its recruitment to a specialist agency." In Latin, "recruitment" is conquīsītiō.
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