recruiting
v.v. to look for and hire new people to join a company or an organization. You also use it when you try to get people to help you with a specific task.
v. to seek out and enlist individuals as new members, employees, or supporters. Often used in corporate or military contexts to describe the systematic process of filling vacancies.
The company is recruiting new software engineers this month.
After winning the local election, the mayor started recruiting experienced advisors to help manage the city's budget.
The university is aggressively recruiting international researchers to bolster its reputation in the sciences and secure more competitive grants for the upcoming academic year.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object. It is also frequently used in the continuous form ('is recruiting') to describe an ongoing process.
The company is recruiting for new staff.The company is recruiting new staff.Recruit is a transitive verb; you recruit the people themselves, not 'for' the people.