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What's the difference between applying and recruiting?
The difference between application and recruitment is: different meanings, different emphases and different sources.

First, the meaning is different.

1. Application: Accept the employment.

When she applied for the job, she asked the examiner and was finally accepted.

2. Recruitment: Recruitment by announcement.

Example: My brother meets the recruitment requirements of a company.

Second, the emphasis is different.

1. application: the active behavior of individuals entering the required workplace.

After graduating from college, she applied for an accounting job in a foreign trade company.

2. Recruitment: The company actively recruits employees to the required workplace.

Example: We should strictly grasp the standards when recruiting talents, and we should not relax the standards.

Third, the sources are different.

1. Application: Three Kingdoms Kang's Theory of Destiny: "It applies to seventy countries, and all of them have their owners."

I accepted invitations from 70 countries and didn't get a monarch.

2. Recruitment: Han Liuxiang's "New preface and miscellaneous five": "(Zhuang Wang) recruited people from all directions and worked tirelessly all night."

Vernacular translation: [Zhuang Wang] So he recruited people from all over the world by way of announcement, and he worked tirelessly day and night.