The measure of how hireable somebody is; how fit they are to be hired.
Noun form of the adjective hireable.
Noun form of the adjective hireable.
"Getting his College degree sure increased his hireability" -Said before 2008
"I don't have enough hireability to get a job in this economy." -Said from 2008 till ???
"Maybe I could boost my hireability by getting rid of my accent?" -People with accents that others find unpleasant.
"You can just say, 'your hireability' instead of 'how hireable you are'." - Me
"I don't have enough hireability to get a job in this economy." -Said from 2008 till ???
"Maybe I could boost my hireability by getting rid of my accent?" -People with accents that others find unpleasant.
"You can just say, 'your hireability' instead of 'how hireable you are'." - Me
by Lord Alorand November 25, 2013
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