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How I Landed My Dream Recruitment Marketing Job at Hubspot

Rally Recruitment Marketing

My name is Lauren Murray and I’m an Employer Brand Specialist with HubSpot , specializing in content strategy for our HubSpot Life social media channels. I’ve been in my role for a little under 4 months now and this is my first official foray into employer branding and Recruitment Marketing. Hi, Rally community!

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4 Ways to Avoid ‘Quit-Tok’

Jobvite

Even though not all the people who left a job this year are quitting in such a public fashion, the fact remains that the power in the labor market is still in the hands of workers. Move your employer brand onto social media, including TikTok. Employee wellbeing benefits were on the rise even before the pandemic.

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How Diversity Fuels Innovation

Glassdoor for Employers

There’s been a lot of attention lately on the topic of diversity: in society, in the workplace, in business, and—particularly for women—in the technology industry. The ideal smart bracelet experience for women, then, would provide easily accessible “glanceable” content—like important emails, a babysitter’s text message, or fashion news.

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31 DEI Tips: How to Promote Inclusivity in the Workplace

Hundred5

Effective diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives start before new hires even speak to someone at their future company. Focusing on DEI in interviews attracts diverse candidates, showcasing your commitment to equality. Moreover, diversity hiring is good business. DEI strategies have many benefits.

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Employer Branding: Fad or Future? The Expert Review

Beamery

Everyone wants to know what your company culture is like and how happy your employees are – it’s up to recruiting departments to use employer branding to make sure candidates like what they see. What’s important is that they use employer branding to differentiate themselves from competitors, and give candidates a reason to apply.

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4 Ways to Manage a Boring Employer Brand

CareerBuilder

In your role as a talent advisor, you post jobs on the internet and feel bad about your boring company brand. Your benefits are good, but you’re not Google or Facebook. Your brand isn’t bad. Here are some tips to manage job-seeker behaviors and make your conservative employer brand pop. Do good work.

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Talent Pipelines: Definition, Strategy, Benefits & Tactics

Beamery

As a strategy, it takes time to develop and nurture, but the benefits are well worth the investment. The short answer is this: every company will benefit from a pipeline of relevant candidates. Benefits of a talent pipeline. You’re less brand dependent. Improved diversity. Pipelines, pools, and communities.