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How to Create and Maintain an Inclusive Employer Brand

Social Talent

When we think about elevating our approach to inclusive hiring, our minds may drift to improving the language in job descriptions or trying to foster a candidate experience that caters to all. So, if you really want to cultivate an inclusive employer brand, you need to embrace your actual truth, warts and all!

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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.

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Why Your Company Needs Employer Branding & How To Get Started

Proactive Talent

There is no company on the planet that shouldn’t use employer branding to help them attract and hire the best talent. Having worked on and led employer branding at various companies ranging from startups to large international organizations, I can confidently say that every company, even a Google or Facebook, needs employer branding.

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Recruiting Tips for Global Employers

Recruiting Daily

Today, global employers need to use a range of up-to-date techniques and recruiting tips to move their businesses forward and find the ideal candidates to fill open roles. Establishing an employee referral program can speed up and streamline the screening process. Ensure That You Have Solid Employer Branding.

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How social recruiting fits into your existing talent acquisition funnel

CareerArc

If you’re looking to fill open roles, build a more robust employer brand, or automate more of your talent acquisition strategy, it’s hard to overstate the power of social media. As more of the workforce is made up of digital natives, it makes sense for employers to lean into digital networks to meet their recruiting goals.

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Passive Pursuit: Retargeting Strategies to Engage Candidates Who Aren’t Actively Seeking Jobs

Recruiting Daily

Remind candidates of your openings : People often research jobs casually without applying right away. Keep your brand visible : Consistent retargeting keeps your employer brand and job opportunities in front of prospects. Retargeting serves as a reminder and keeps your openings top of mind with engaged candidates.

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11 Recruitment Strategies to Attract Top Talent in 2023

Hundred5

#1 – Work on Your Employer Brand. Employer branding is perhaps the most important element in attracting, hiring, and retaining great talent. Put simply, your employer brand is what makes people want to work with you and for you. Learn more about the difference between employer branding and EVP.