“Recruitment” in Japanese
Short answer
Recruitment in Japanese is “募集” (boshuu). Full meaning: recruitment, invitation, selection, advertisement, taking applications; raising (funds, donations, etc.), collection, subscription, solicitation; flotation (of shares, loans, etc.).
Other ways to say “Recruitment” in Japanese
充員
juuin recruitment (e.g. of troops); reserves, recruits, draftees
引き抜き
hikinuki hiring from another company, recruitment, scouting, headhunting; quick costume change in kabuki (taking off outer costume); drawing (wire, pipes, metal plate)
徴募
choubo enlistment, recruitment
ぼ集
boshuu recruitment, invitation, selection, advertisement, taking applications; raising (funds, donations, etc.), collection, subscription, solicitation; flotation (of shares, loans, etc.)
徴集
choushuu levying, requisitioning, compulsory enlistment, recruitment, conscription
人探し
hitosagashi searching for someone, search for a missing person; searching for a (job) candidate, recruitment, scouting
引抜き
hikinuki hiring from another company, recruitment, scouting, headhunting; quick costume change in kabuki (taking off outer costume); drawing (wire, pipes, metal plate)
採用
saiyou use, adoption, acceptance; appointment, employment, engagement, recruitment
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