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10 employer branding mistakes (and solutions) for 2024

PowerToFly

To start us off with an employer branding definition, your employer brand is the impression you’ve put (intentionally or inadvertently) out in the job market of what working at your organization is actually like. Because employer branding directly affects the quality of talent you attract. The solution.

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Rethinking Job Postings: Why Traditional Methods Fall Short in Today’s Hiring Market

Hiretual

Simply posting a job description may not attract these candidates. The Power of Employer Branding: In a competitive job market, having a strong employer brand is crucial to attract top talent. Candidates want to work for companies with a positive reputation.

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Case Study: Kocourek Automotive Cuts Hiring Time to 21 Days with Hireology

Hireology

Kocourek tapped into Hireology to move away from paper forms, build a strong employment brand and streamline its hiring process. Hireology also helped Kocourek build a strong employment brand through updated job descriptions and compelling career site content. Hired 275 employees across seven locations since 2017.

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How Gamification in Recruitment is Changing the Hiring Game

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Gamification can screen for specific skills Any good hiring manager or recruiter knows that candidates aren’t the best assessors of their own skills. Gamification addresses both of these problems by allowing candidates to demonstrate their skills actively.

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5 Biggest Challenges Modern Recruiters Face

Social Talent

Candidates not actively looking for positions will not be receptive to cold calling or irrelevant InMails so recruiters need to go beyond this to pique candidates’ attention. What you can do: Focus on your employer brand. Recommended Reading: 5 Ways Content Marketing Can Dramatically Boost Your Employer Brand ).

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What does your Commitment to Diversity tell Candidates about your Business?

Hiretual

Want strategies for successful candidate engagement? However, another study also tells us that only a small amount of underrepresented talent feel their company’s DE&I efforts have impacted them positively. Now, here’s the question, what does your diversity and inclusive workplace tell candidates about your business?

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How Can Recruiters Help Candidates Nail Their Job Interviews?

Recruit CRM

So, to have spent so much money and come so far in the hiring process, if your agency doesn't end up training candidates for job interviews, it'll definitely affect your employer brand. Your candidate must already be feeling overwhelmed; you must help them take one step at a time and get rid of their weaknesses one by one.