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Q&A With Whitney Wallace, Recruitment Marketing Rising Star

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Each April, the Rally Awards honors a shortlist of practitioners who have been in a full-time Recruitment Marketing role for 1-3 years and have made an impact helping to transform the talent acquisition strategy at their company to one that’s brand-led and marketing-driven. This year the Rally Awards recognized 2 Rising Stars!

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Employer Branding Strategies from Working at Uber, WeWork and Autodesk

Ongig

If you’re into employer branding, you’re in for a treat. Since then, Andrew has worked on the talent branding teams at WeWork, Uber and Autodesk. He’s got a unique background and he shares a bunch of useful employer branding nuggets. Does every company need an employer branding lead?

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What Health Care Candidates Want Out of Their Next Employer

CareerBuilder

When asked which attributes where most important to pursuing a new health care position, 62 percent of respondents named “company culture,” up considerably from 32 percent in 2013. Why it matters: It’s more crucial than ever to have a strong employment brand, one that tells the authentic story of what it’s like to work for your company.

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6 Intriguing Pieces of Recruitment News – 26th January 2015

Social Talent

The average salary of tech pros in 2014 was $89,450 (up almost 2% from 2013). Pacific region tech pros saw the highest bump in salaries, while those in Silicon Valley remained the highest paid in the US earning an average of $112,610 (up 4% from 2013). This opens up quite a few employer branding opportunities.

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From the Armed Forces to the Workforce: Getting Veterans Back to Work

Bersin

In some cases, organizations consider supporting veteran hiring initiatives an integral part of their employment brand. To help those employers go further and for the 55 percent of employers surveyed that do not yet participate in veteran-specific recruiting initiatives, [5].

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From the Armed Forces to the Workforce: Getting Veterans Back to Work

Bersin

In some cases, organizations consider supporting veteran hiring initiatives an integral part of their employment brand. To help those employers go further and for the 55 percent of employers surveyed that do not yet participate in veteran-specific recruiting initiatives, [5].

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From the Armed Forces to the Workforce: Getting Veterans Back to Work

Bersin

In some cases, organizations consider supporting veteran hiring initiatives an integral part of their employment brand. To help those employers go further and for the 55 percent of employers surveyed that do not yet participate in veteran-specific recruiting initiatives, [5].