Prompts to find companies that are hiring
A company with open roles is a company spending money on growth. Recruiters, staffing agencies and HR or payroll vendors can filter on that directly: LeadMind checks each company’s own site for a careers page or job links, and delivers only the ones that are hiring.
Guide · By LeadMind AI (how we source and check data) · Updated
Prompts
25 logistics companies in Jebel Ali that are hiring
Companies with an open careers page or job links on their own site.
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hiring30 hotels in Abu Dhabi with multiple locations that are hiring
Hotel groups with ongoing recruitment: a staffing agency’s best prospects.
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multiple locations·hiring40 restaurants in Dubai with branches that are hiring
Restaurant groups recruiting now, for hospitality staffing or HR software.
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multiple locations·hiring30 construction companies in Riyadh that are hiring with phone numbers
Contractors with open roles and a number to call.
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hiring·with phone numbers25 IT services companies in Toronto with open roles and email
Tech firms recruiting now, each with a public email.
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hiring·with email30 private schools in Sharjah that are hiring
Schools with vacancies posted on their own site.
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hiring20 clinics in Doha with vacancies and multiple locations
Clinic groups recruiting across branches.
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hiring·multiple locations40 manufacturing companies in Monterrey that are hiring
Manufacturers recruiting now, from listings and their own careers pages.
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hiring30 cleaning companies in Dallas that are not hiring
The opposite list: firms with no open roles, for a check before an outsourcing pitch.
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not hiring
Tighten or loosen
- Bigger employers: add “multiple locations” (or “with branches”), which usually means ongoing recruitment.
- Arabic prompts work too: يوظف (hiring) maps to the same filter.
- Too few results? Widen the area or the category (“hospitality” instead of “boutique hotels”); many small businesses never post jobs on their own site.
What it costs. 1 credit = 1 delivered lead: credits are held up front and only charged for leads that arrive. A lead that fails a filter is dropped before delivery, so it is never charged. The number in the prompt is the most a job can deliver, and so the most it can spend. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
- How is “hiring” detected?
- From each company’s own website: a careers page, job links or vacancy listings. It is a snapshot taken when the job runs, so run it close to when you reach out.
- Does LeadMind return the people behind the job posts?
- No. These prompts return businesses with their public contacts and a hiring signal. Person-level searches depend on sources that are not enabled on every account.
- Can I search for a specific job title?
- You can write it (“hiring nurses”), and it steers the score, but the filter itself is company-level: the site shows open roles or it does not.
Related
- Prompt libraryCopy-ready prompts grouped by what you sell, every filterable website signal, and the anatomy of a prompt that returns a clean list.
- Lead scoring and dedupeWhat the 0–100 fit score measures (and what it does not), how duplicates are detected, and how filters keep unwanted rows out of your bill.
- Public-data prospectingWhich public sources are reliable for which markets, how stale data creeps in, and the compliance basics for B2B outreach.
- PricingFree to start, plans from $29/mo, pay per delivered lead.