How to Say ‘Who is hiring’ in Italian
Che sta assumendo
keh stah ahs-soo-MEN-doh
[keh stah ahs-soo-MEN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Sta assumendo] uses [stare] + another verb to mean something ongoing: here, "is hiring." Same pattern: [sto cercando] "I'm looking," [stanno organizzando] "they're organizing."
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
who
Relative pronoun introducing more information about a person or thing.
Una collega che sta assumendo cerca profili junior.
A colleague who is hiring is looking for junior profiles.
sta
[stah]
is
From stare, used here with the gerund to form the present progressive.
Che sta assumendo per il team commerciale.
Who is hiring for the sales team.
assumendo
[ahs-soo-MEN-doh]
hiring
Gerund of assumere; means in the process of hiring.
Che sta assumendo nuovi candidati.
Who is hiring new candidates.
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