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The truth about great employer brands (that everyone seems to miss)

Social Talent

Employer brands. Cash, conmen and coffee: the changing face of employer brands. The way I see it, employer brands have been on a bit of a journey. Back in the day, all that really mattered was compensation. But that’s where it ended for the employer brand (And still does for a lot of businesses).

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How to Create a Startup Company Culture That Values Diversity and Inclusion

Viaduct

In this blog, we’ll share some startup-specific tips for cultivating an inclusive company culture that will help to attract and retain the top talent you need to keep your company thriving. Related: 6 Ways to Attract and Hire Best-Fit Startup Talent First Things First: Why DEI? Basing raises and bonuses on performance and merit.

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4 Eye-Opening Insights About Employer Branding

Yello

The Employer Brand Manifesto by branding and recruitment marketing expert James Ellis provides a clear vision for the role of employer branding in recruiting, identifies five essential values for employer brand professionals and establishes an 11-point bedrock of employer branding truths.

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Beyond Glassdoor: How Employer Brand Surveys Complement Third Party Review Sites

Change State Blog

Of course you’d be glad to have four stars instead of three, but if someone asked you what makes your restaurant special – why you’re proud to have built it, and what defines your brand – your Yelp rating is probably not where you’d start. rating for “Culture & Values” on Glassdoor. Fortunately, there’s a better way.

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Everything you need to know about the employee value proposition

Devskiller

Part of employer branding, employee value proposition (also called employer value proposition), refers to the unique set of benefits employers offer employees in return for their skills, experience, and performance at the workplace. Employer brand vs employee value proposition. Image source.

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Overcoming the Auto Industry Branding Problem

Hireology

Of course factors like lack of childcare and health concerns play a big role in this. Job seekers today have reprioritized what they want in a career and for most, steady pay, manageable working hours and a better culture are top of the list. A great EVP includes: Compensation: What salary range will you commit to offering?

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What Are Boomerang Employees?

Hireserve

Familiarity with the Company Culture and Processes The great thing about hiring previous employees is that they already know the ropes. Additionally, if the employee left on good terms, it must be remembered that they were a good fit for the position and believed in the company culture enough to stay for as long as they did.