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Building a compelling employee value proposition (EVP)

Achievers - Recruiting

Employee value proposition vs. employer brand. It’s easy to confuse an EVP with employer branding, and the two are closely related. An employer brand is how your organization is perceived by potential employees, current workers, customers, and the general public. Call it your EVP “statement.”

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9 Need-to-Know Recruitment News Stories – 21st September 2015

Social Talent

That means now is the time for more targeted recruiting and a stronger employer brand to reach new talent, as well as employee engagement initiatives to retain your best talent. Once again, employer branding comes into play, as workers’ most trusted resource is their circle of friends and colleagues.

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Must follow instagram account + Creative job ads + Making peace with remote work + Discussing race in the workplace + New laws make hiring harder

Uncubed

Why do I keep referencing sport in this email? When you approve any of these candidates to interview, you redeem pre-purchased credits. Well, for me, the parallels with team dynamics are simply too real. Just watch The Playbook on Netflix , where coaches share secrets to building successful teams. If interested, hit reply!

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Why You Need to Create an Internship Program

MightyRecruiter

For instance, employers touting internship programs get the opportunity to gain access to campus career fairs promoting not only internships, but full-time opportunities, all while marketing the employer brand to the greater college population. Matt’s writing focuses on careers and jobs, business and sports.