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How a Strong Employer Brand Can Better Attract Candidates

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During all of these facets of the end-to-end recruiting process, your employer brand is a major factor that is actively present — and influences a variety of decisions made by prospective hires you speak with. Of course, building your employer brand isn’t something one person does.

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It’s Time for an Employer Brand Audit in 2020

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A happy, healthy employer brand excites and engages jobseekers. But a bad brand? Your employer brand isn’t just your logo. It’s your reputation as a company and as a place to work; it should communicate your employer value proposition (EVP). . Candidates Take Employer Brands Seriously.

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How to Fast Track Hiring: Smart Recruiting Strategies for Small Businesses

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The hiring process also shapes a candidate’s initial perception of your company and a negative experience can damage your employer brand. Applicants who have previously shown interest in your company or have been recommended by current employees will better understand your work culture and values.

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Workout of the Week: Build Your Brand Muscle

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JazzHR is coaching recruiting professionals on how to get their hiring in shape for 2020. This week, let’s talk about best practices for bulking up your employer brand muscle. . Candidates Consider Brand Health and Fitness . Jobseekers take employer brands seriously, and the numbers prove it. .

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Candidate Experience Insights and Advice for Talent Teams

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A truly poor candidate experience can be damaging to your employer brand in the long term. Also, showcase your employer brand and encourage candidates to learn more about your company. Consider JazzHR. A bad candidate experience can simply be a turnoff for prospective hires you engage for roles.

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Get Ready, Gen Z Candidates Are Coming in 2020

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Gen Z candidates look for an inclusive and positive culture, flexible work arrangements, trustworthy leadership and corporate values that align with their own. It’s essential to have a strong employer brand across social platforms and review sites. Request a free JazzHR demo to see how automation tools can help you catch up.

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How to Improve the Candidate Experience: 7 Strategies

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Invest in Your Employer Brand. A strong employer brand helps candidates become familiar with your workplace culture, value system, office environment, team dynamics and much more. . Remember, you’re not only marketing your brand to customers and clients through these channels, but top talent as well.