hirable in a sentence

1. I bought into the idea that I was “older,” and therefore not hirable in younger recruiters’ eyes.

2. Yet the faculty still rated the male candidate as more competent and hirable than the women, even proposing higher starting salaries.

3. In the words of an industry recruiter, you’ll be a production-ready grad with the broadest understanding and the best attitude – and you’ll be very hirable.

4. Both programs offer robust academic courses to help you not only with the fundamentals of business and management principles, but fundamentally with how to become a hirable employee and launch your entertainment career.