Remove Culture Remove Employer Branding Remove Magazine Remove Retention
article thumbnail

7 Ways to Build a Strong Employer Brand as a New Company — or an Old One in a New Place

Linkedin Talent Blog

Your employer brand is your company’s reputation with employees and candidates. In a competitive job market, a strong employer brand can entice a top candidate to accept your offer and a bad one can cause a valued employee to leave — and seek opportunities elsewhere.

article thumbnail

SHIFT BLOG SERIES: LESSONS FROM #ROSEALLDAY IN SHIFTING YOUR EMPLOYER BRAND PERCEPTION

exaqueo

before I dig into how rosé’s change in perception connects to employer brand, I want to introduce you to a #teamexaqueo blog series Alyssa Bani and I are launching called Shift. It’s about applying lessons learned - from anything that inspires us - to change your employer brand perception.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Benefits Your Employees Actually Want: Why PayScale Has the Happiest Employees in Seattle

SmartRecruiters

This year Seattle Business Magazine named PayScale the top place to work in Seattle. We try to focus on what will actually move the needle in terms of retention and quality of life. Sometimes it’s hard to discern which benefits are trendy and which will actually improve employee quality of life. I totally agree.

Benefits 118
article thumbnail

Top 5 Reasons to Start an Employee Wellness Program

Recruiting Blogs

To improve the retention rate. Companies who implemented employee wellness programs report higher retention rates. Research has found that implementing an employee wellness program improves your employer brand and helps you attract great candidates. To improve your company culture. Conclusion.

article thumbnail

20 Employer Branding Experts You Should Add to Your LinkedIn Network

Eightfold

Employer branding can be confusing for human resources professionals and hiring managers who are new to the topic. LinkedIn is full of employer branding professionals who share their wisdom with the world online. Learning the answers can be as simple as clicking “Follow.” Bryan Adams.

article thumbnail

Evaluating Workplace Diversity is More Than a Numbers Game

Entelo

The immediate reaction for hiring teams may be to ramp up their own diversity initiatives, expanding their talent pool requirements, modifying job descriptions, and fine-tuning their employer brand to attract a wider set of candidates. Relying heavily on employee referrals can hurt your company culture. and everyone else.

article thumbnail

The 4 Essential Types of Videos You Need for Every Stage of Talent Acquisition & Retention

Uncubed

Video content is an essential part of your employer branding strategy. When it comes to employer branding, there are four types of video formats to consider – Impact or Anthem, Social, Features, and Internal – and each one has its own role in solving challenges popping up within the talent pipeline.