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The Importance of an Employer Branding Strategy

Hireserve

Whether your business is aware of it or not, it has an employer brand. Attracting and retaining the best talent is going to be a challenge, requiring businesses to understand and communicate their employer brand more effectively. What is an employer brand? .

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Recruiting Gen Z: Adapting Your Employer Brand and Messaging

Jibe

The Monster Multi-Generational Survey was conducted by TNS, a global research agency, surveying more than 2,000 people across the Baby Boomer, X, Millennial, and Z generations, both working and non-working segments. Be the brand to work for. Interested in the topic of employer branding?

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5 Strategies to Mitigate Employee Turnover

Acara Solutions

A June 2021 survey from Monster polled 649 employed workers about their thoughts on finding a new job. 95% of surveyed workers are currently considering changing jobs; 92% are open to switching industries to land a new position; 63% have been on the job hunt for one-to-three months; and. Utilize surveys to gather employee input.

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10 Best Marketing Job Boards of 2017

SmartRecruiters

Although it’s one of the largest, the aptly-named Monster site attracts plenty of qualified marketing candidates. The site offers career advice and salary surveys that attract more than 2 million visitors per month in both North America and Continental Europe. LinkedIn isn’t just a job board.

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Recruiters: Get Ready for Gen Z. They’re Not What You Think

SmartRecruiters

Monster’s fact-filled report and survey is a must-read because as Generation Z — generally defined as those born since 1997 — enters your candidate pipeline, it’s going to look a lot different. According to Monster’s survey , measured against millennials, this generation is: 64% more willing to move for a good job opportunity. (74%

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7 careers page best practices to boost your employer brand

Workable

The usual way you’re doing it is combing the jobs in LinkedIn, Indeed, Monster, what have you. Careers page best practices for your employer brand. As an HR professional and employer, that’s why you need to double down on your careers page best practices. Imagine you’re looking for a job. Screenshot: [link].

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4 Rules For Optimizing High Volume Recruitment

Ideal

AI for recruiting learns the requirements of a job and then it finds qualified candidates using external resume databases such as CareerBuilder and Monster. Employers often collect thousands of resumes for a given job, then hire only a small fraction of those applicants. This is a great way to find passive candidates too.