hires

Adds to staff

Hires is most commonly the third-person singular of the verb hire, meaning to employ someone or engage their services for pay: She hires seasonal workers every summer.

It also functions as a plural noun for the people recently brought on: The new hires start orientation on Monday.

In technical contexts, hires appears as an informal shortening of high-resolution, describing images or displays with fine detail: I downloaded the hires version of the photo.

recruiting

candidate

Person seeking selection

headhunter · screening · shortlist · background check · job description · selection · talent acquisition · job fair · recruiter · offer letter

employment

job

Paid position of employment

workforce · career · employer · employee · payroll · full-time · part-time · temporary · permanent · internship

resolution

pixels

Display's smallest points

  • 4KHigh-resolution video standard
  • 1080pVideo resolution standard
  • HDHigh-resolution video format

UHD · megapixels · clarity · definition · sharpness · image quality · display · screen · monitor · crisp

contract

agreement

Shared position between parties

clause · duration · termination · negotiation · binding · legal · provisions · confidentiality · non-compete · freelance

talent

audition

Trial performance for selection

  • castingShaping through liquid form
  • scoutOne who reconnoiters
  • agentOne who acts independently

performer · artist · star · musician · dancer · actor · model · voice actor · session musician · extra

Categories
Opposites
employment action

hiresfires

Discharges from employment

dismisses · terminates · lets go · sacks · axes

rental/lease transaction

hireslets

Gives the go-ahead

hires out · sublets · loans · lends

Phrases
Family

hire, hired, hiring, hirer, rehire, rehired, rehiring, unhired, hirings

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G