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The Importance of an Employer Branding Strategy

Hireserve

Whether your business is aware of it or not, it has an employer brand. Attracting and retaining the best talent is going to be a challenge, requiring businesses to understand and communicate their employer brand more effectively. What is an employer brand? .

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5 New Sourcing News Stories for the New Month- 3rd November 2014

Social Talent

Such is the power of social sourcing in 2014. Employer Branding 3.0 We’re all about openness and engagement with your existing employees here at Social Talent (our recent blog post on the Employer Branding 3.0 Monster will report its third-quarter numbers next week.). 61% or $344.6

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18 Helpful Employer Branding Strategies for Job Descriptions

Ongig

Today I’m going to show you a VERY effective list of employer branding strategies for your job descriptions. Employer Branding Strategies on Job Descriptions vs Company Career Page A lot of your candidates are coming from job boards like Indeed, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn. Better text = better employer brand.

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10 Awesome Video Job Description Creation Tools

Ongig

Described as a digital employer branding content studio, Stories Incorporated gives employers the ability to bring their jobs to life. Tracked in real-time offering real-time metrics on views and applies by source. Video job ads are produced with your brand guidelines in mind. Monster Studios.

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10 Awesome Video Job Description Creation Tools

Ongig

Their Amplify Video Management System allows employers to: Create video content. Described as a digital employer branding content studio, Stories Incorporated gives employers the ability to bring their jobs to life. Tracked in real-time offering real-time metrics on views and applies by source. Monster Studios.

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Candidate behaviour: Hospitality and retail focus

Hireserve

As we might expect, an organisation’s own website is the the most popular source of information for candidates. Although there are a few differences between the two sectors, both agreed that a company website was the most important source of information when researching a potential new employer. What does this tell us?

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Recruiting Gen Z: Adapting Your Employer Brand and Messaging

Jibe

The Monster Multi-Generational Survey was conducted by TNS, a global research agency, surveying more than 2,000 people across the Baby Boomer, X, Millennial, and Z generations, both working and non-working segments. Be the brand to work for. Interested in the topic of employer branding? Stay on top of new trends.