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Several years ago, I plugged in a simple search for “employerbrand” on LinkedIn. Over the past few weeks, I’ve had a number of calls with individuals new to or interested in employerbranding. Over the past few weeks, I’ve had a number of calls with individuals new to or interested in employerbranding.
In 2006, Lou Adler published , “To Hire More Top People, You Need To Become Talent-Centric,” but it takes time for organizations to actually act in the interest of candidates. Until the competition for talent is high enough, why would a corporation spend extra resources to market their employerbrand or create a better candidate experience?
2016 was a landmark year for Jobvite that proved our full-funnel recruiting software strategy — enabling our customers to source, hire, and onboard talent on a single unified platform — is differentiated and highly valued in the market,” said Jobvite CEO, Dan Finnigan. “We
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The average lifetime number of employers held has risen from 4 in the 1960’s to 10.8 in 2006, and many say for Generation X it will be 14. Employers want to build the value of their employmentbrand, their referral network – investments that keeps producing rather than one-time expenses that produce a blizzard of unusable resumes.
That 4 out of 5 employers last year admit to using an outside agency or contingency firm, willing to pay an inordinately high fee for candidates as a matter of last resort that most resort to way too much speaks to the fact that we’re not the most number savvy of functions.
Earlier this year Katharine shocked the sourcing world by ranking highly in the famous SourceCon sourcing competition, SourceCon#1: 2009. Jim also produces The Searchologist , a membership site focused on resume sourcing and lead generation strategies for Recruiters. ( It also features a video series by the same name.
Consequently, matters related to hiring, development, employerbranding, talent integration, etc, are overlooked. The agenda should be to focus on employerbranding through various platforms and to reach the potential talent by marketing the organization’s values, ethics, vision, and goals. It shows that.
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