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It’s Time for an Employer Brand Audit in 2020

JazzHR

A happy, healthy employer brand excites and engages jobseekers. But a bad brand? Your employer brand isn’t just your logo. It’s your reputation as a company and as a place to work; it should communicate your employer value proposition (EVP). . Candidates Take Employer Brands Seriously.

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How to Make Your Job Descriptions Google and Job Board-Friendly

Hireology

Between job boards, social media sites, referrals and reading job descriptions on individual company career sites, it can be difficult for employers to break through the noise and reach top job seekers where they’re searching in today’s competitive market. Google Entered the Job Board Market.

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5 Careers Blog Tips from Rally Award Winners

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Social media may be where a growing number of candidates are going to learn about your company, but Jobvite found that careers sites are still where the majority of candidates go to ultimately apply (second only to job boards). Meet the winners.

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Is LinkedIn Really All it’s Cracked up to be When Predicting The Future of Recruitment?

Social Talent

TA leaders would like to invest more money in employer branding. Unfortunately, it’s hard to produce a nice excel sheet for employer branding. Do you think the experts were correct about the underlying desire for improvements when it comes to employer branding? Are TA leaders all talk and no action?

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#RecruitingHack: 3 Clever Ways to Use Hashtags for Sourcing and Employer Branding

Linkedin Talent Blog

Younger workers, including those in Generation Z , feel at home on social media and use it for everything from watching content to staying up to date on current events — as well as researching prospective employers. Use hashtags to highlight key attributes of your employer brand that candidates really care about.

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19 Employer Review Sites to Put on Your Radar

Rally Recruitment Marketing

The answer to this simple question can make or break a candidate’s decision to work at your company, as 82% of candidates now consider employer brand and reputation before applying to a job — a 7% increase in the past five years. They’re also a job board with 3.5 million listings.

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The Top 3 Challenges for Government-Sector Recruiting

Yello

According to the 2018 State and Local Government Workforce Trends report from the Center for State and Local Government Excellence, the top workforce issue (among 20 reported issues) cited by public human resource professionals is the “recruitment and retention of qualified personnel with needed skills for public service” (82%). Social Media.