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Employment Branding: Lessons from Successful Companies

Recruiting Daily

One of the key strategies employed by successful companies is the development of a compelling employment brand. An employment brand represents an organization’s reputation as an employer, and it plays a crucial role in attracting, engaging and retaining employees.

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Adapting Recruitment and Retention Strategies for the Modern Retail Space

Slayton Search Partners

The retail industry has become predictably unpredictable. From the retail sales plunge in early 2020 to the chronic supply chain disruptions of the following two years, retailers have faced significant market volatility since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The importance of staying agile must be reiterated.

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5 Careers Blog Tips from Rally Award Winners

Rally Recruitment Marketing

When researching your organization, candidates aren’t just looking for information on the role, they’re also interested in company culture and values. In fact, this year’s Jobvite Job Seeker Nation Report found that 86% of job seekers say company culture is important in their decision to apply for a job. . Meet the winners.

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7 Ways Retail and Hospitality Recruiters Can be Ready to Ramp Up for Volume Hiring

Jobvite

By any measure, 2020 was a year that retail and hospitality brands would rather forget. That means it’s time for recruiters in retail and hospitality to get ready to start rehiring! Invest now in your employer brand. The result: more high-quality applicants and a shorter time-to-hire. Embrace text recruiting.

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How Netflix and Starbucks Are Leading the Way with Employer Branding

Hireology

Job seekers today complete significant research when considering career moves, meaning any company’s employer branding is critical to hiring success. In fact, 69 percent of job candidates would reject a job offer from an organization with a bad employer brand. . Social media is a key piece of any employer brand strategy.

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Here’s Where You Need Recruitment Marketing Content — Outside of Your Careers Site

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Here are 3 places you should incorporate into your Recruitment Marketing content strategy and examples from companies that are succeeding at conveying important information wherever job seekers interact with their employer brand. Social media. Including the name and contact info for the recruiter responsible for the individual job!

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Elevate 2020: Week 3 Recap

Hireology

Our 4th annual Elevate conference came to a close this week with a final keynote speech delivered by Adam Robinson, Hireology’s CEO and co-founder, on the applicant sentiment, followed by a panel discussion with Michelle Harrow , the Head of Recruiting for Twitter, and Bob Lanham , the Head of Automotive Retail at Facebook. asked Adam.