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Employer Branding: Fad or Future? The Expert Review

Beamery

Everyone wants to know what your company culture is like and how happy your employees are – it’s up to recruiting departments to use employer branding to make sure candidates like what they see. What’s important is that they use employer branding to differentiate themselves from competitors, and give candidates a reason to apply.

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Employer branding: important or illusion? The expert review

Beamery

Everyone wants to know what your company culture is like and how happy your employees are – it’s up to recruiting departments to use employer branding to make sure candidates like what they see. Is employer branding important? “Employer Branding is nothing new. This can come in many guises.

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The Benefits and Disadvantages of Applicant Tracking Systems

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Saves time by automating repetitive tasks With so many steps in the hiring process—sourcing, screening, interviewing, doing due diligence—the devil is in the details. With an ATS resume screening tool, you can set the minimum threshold for skills, education, or experience required for your job and weed out candidates who don’t meet them.

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Top 50 HR Twitterati – 2015

Workable

He’s got generalist experience across many industries and focuses particularly on recruitment and sourcing. US-educated Dutch wanderer with blogging tendencies. The best in talent acquisition, sourcing candidates and the hurdles of hiring. Craig Fisher is the CEO of TalentNet and a renowned employer brand expert.

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Recruitment marketing: fad or future? The expert review

Beamery

Companies that create a compelling, authentic employment brand, communicate their values and mission, and clearly articulate the nature of their workplace are winning out in their recruitment efforts. Recruitment has shifted from a “sales” focus to a “marketing focus” today. ” Jeffrey Fermin. ” Kevin Grossman.