This document discusses the evolution of jobseekers, employees, and workplaces. It argues that employer branding is important for attracting and retaining talent in the current environment. An effective employer brand clearly communicates a company's values and culture to both internal and external stakeholders. It should be aligned with the company's consumer brand and embodied by all employees through their words and actions. Building a strong employer brand requires identifying core values and implementing them consistently in hiring, management, and workplace practices.
Employer branding IS the new black! I delivered this interactive session on Employer Branding at SocialHRCamp 2014 (#SHRC14) at the Achievers Canadian HQ in Liberty Village, Toronto.
Employer branding IS the new black! I delivered this interactive session on Employer Branding at SocialHRCamp 2014 (#SHRC14) at the Achievers Canadian HQ in Liberty Village, Toronto.
What is the employer brand?
Employer branding is the process of managing and influencing your reputation as an employer among job applicants, employees, and key stakeholders. It covers everything you do to position your organization as the employer of choice.
Employer Branding Presentation to Viola Portfolio Companies December 2015Pamela Becker
If you are a tech company competing for top talent, this is a how-to guide to help brand your company as an appealing employer to the talents you want and need.
Employer Branding is important because more than 60 percent of the job seekers today wish to understand the culture and values of an organization even before they seek an opportunity.
Progressive - Building a compelling employer brandMark SThree
The ability to attract and retain the best talent in the market is key for any organisation, but never more so than in highly competitive sectors where niche skill sets are in high demand. Our guide to employer branding examines
how organisations can strengthen their relationship with existing and potential employees, and external
stakeholders through the effective communication of the brand’s values, personality and culture and creating a
strong employer brand.
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What is employer branding?
The process of employer branding
the scope of employer branding
Examples of employer branding
why is employer branding required?
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This is the first in our 30+3 Webinar Series: "The Employer brand. The what, why and how of employer branding." It is a high-level overview of employer branding - what it is, why it's important and how to get started. We also provide 3 action items designed to help you make your employer brand stronger.
What is the employer brand?
Employer branding is the process of managing and influencing your reputation as an employer among job applicants, employees, and key stakeholders. It covers everything you do to position your organization as the employer of choice.
Employer Branding Presentation to Viola Portfolio Companies December 2015Pamela Becker
If you are a tech company competing for top talent, this is a how-to guide to help brand your company as an appealing employer to the talents you want and need.
Employer Branding is important because more than 60 percent of the job seekers today wish to understand the culture and values of an organization even before they seek an opportunity.
Progressive - Building a compelling employer brandMark SThree
The ability to attract and retain the best talent in the market is key for any organisation, but never more so than in highly competitive sectors where niche skill sets are in high demand. Our guide to employer branding examines
how organisations can strengthen their relationship with existing and potential employees, and external
stakeholders through the effective communication of the brand’s values, personality and culture and creating a
strong employer brand.
human resource management
employer branding
What is employer branding?
The process of employer branding
the scope of employer branding
Examples of employer branding
why is employer branding required?
In this webinar, LinkedIn's Dina Medeiros discusses the value of employer branding and how that can help you secure top talent.
Subscribe to the LinkedIn Talent Blog: http://linkd.in/18yp4Cg
Follow the LinkedIn company page: http://linkd.in/1f39JyH
Tweet with us: http://bit.ly/HireOnLinkedIn
Learn more about LinkedIn Talent Solutions: http://linkd.in/1bgERGj
This is the first in our 30+3 Webinar Series: "The Employer brand. The what, why and how of employer branding." It is a high-level overview of employer branding - what it is, why it's important and how to get started. We also provide 3 action items designed to help you make your employer brand stronger.
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The Insiders Guide to Employer Branding - 27 Best Practice InsightsKelly Services
Many of the old tools and strategies for building an authentic, globally relevant employer brand have been discarded, and new ones are taking over. Both the challenges and opportunities have grown almost in tandem, and it’s all happening at break-neck speed.
One thing is clear: employer branding has changed, dramatically.
Our Global Best Practice Xchange (BPX) Roundtable on the subject confirmed it. It was 90 minutes of rigorous discussion with eight seasoned professionals leading the way in employer branding innovation for their organizations. They shared their successes, mistakes and thoughts on their plans for the future.
So, if you are wondering if there’s a better, clearer way to lead your organization and practice through this change, this guide is for you.
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The Employer Branding Thingamajig - By Neha Asthana
1. The Employer Brand Thingamajig
and the modern workplace
By Neha Asthana,
Talent, Employer Brand & Culture Specialist
Mumbai, India
E: neha.asthana@gmail.com
4. Jobseekers back then looked for..
Contractual or Permanent Jobs
Jobs with benefits preferably
Jobs that required skilled/unskilled labour
Company transport preferred
Wages as agreed upon by the employer
Others
6. Jobseekers today look for:
Job profiles that complement their career
aspirations.
Absolute clarity on the job role, compensation,
reporting & growth.
Knowledge of company culture & employee
satisfaction.
Proper interview feedback & candidate experience
9. Employees back then looked for
Job Security
Medical & health benefits
Company benefits like gratuity, pension, etc.
Stability
Large companies that promise lifelong employment
Other miscellaneous long term benefits
18. An Employer Brand can be defined as the IMAGE of an
organization as a ‘Great place to work’ in the minds of:
Current employees and key stakeholders in the
internal ecosystem.
19. Active & passive candidates, clients, customers and
other key stakeholders in the external ecosystem.
20. What is Employer Branding?
It is your company’s resume / introduction to all
prospective future employees as also a brand
mission statement to all internal employees.
About how prospective/future employees of your
company identify, perceive, recall & appreciate your
company value as an employer of choice.
23. What Market leaders are saying..
G.E – Imagination at Work
“Culture is to recruiting as product is to marketing.” –
HubSpot
I am JP Morgan – JP Morgan
Our Superstars are a little different from your
superstars – Intel
At Work, at Play, at Microsoft
The Geek shall inherit the earth - Google
24. Study your employer brand to create
your brand:
What differentiates us?
What do we want to be known for?
What does talent today look for?
Are we communicating what we wish to be known
for or seen as?
25.
26. My Favourite Quote that Sums It All.
“ We believe that it’s really important to come
up with core values that you can commit to.
And by commit, we mean that you’re willing
to hire and fire based on them. If you’re
willing to do that, then you’re well on your
way to building a company culture that is in
line with the brand you want to build.”
– Tony Hsieh, CEO, Zappos
27. It is Everyone’s Business!
• The employer brand proposition also needs
ambassadors & executors, right from the CEO
to the Managers to Fresh recruits!
• A Top down approach works effectively in
communicating the company’s value
proposition.
29. Here to stay, Not a fad!
When Jack Welch made Six Sigma a fundamental part of G.E's
functioning almost 2 decades ago, I'm sure he had the vision to see
that it was indispensable & not just a fashion
statement/experiment.
With the continuously evolving workforce, emigrating global
cultures, advent of Gen Y & Gen Z who look beyond just money -
there is a sea change that is gearing towards age old
HR/management practices towards the EVP.
And no amount of trying to make Noah's ark to preserve the old
will do any good. You need to surf the waves! And how. It needs to
be made into a way of life, just like crash diets don't work.
30. Don’t need Employer Branding?
Even if you're able to attract talent, is that talent
staying with you?
Are you communicating to the right audiences with
the right value proposition?
Is your unofficial brand delivering your EVP?
31. Don’t need Employer Branding?
If You think you're able to attract talent easily, & don't
need this? Think again.
Also, If you're able to attract talent, is that talent
staying with you? Is your employer brand delivering on
its promise? The employer brand proposition also
needs ambassadors & executors, right from the CEO to
the Manager.
32. Don’t need Employer Branding?
As a company, you put thought, R & D, & whatnot into
your products/services right? After sales, you even take
the pain to keep customer service on their toes which
deals with aggravated customers, gives them
resolutions until they are 'happy customers' who will
buy again/continue to buy from you. What happens
when the very employees who deliver to these
customers don’t know of your Brand proposition?
Employees join on a great brand promise, but leave
due to poor/incapable managers. But you know that.
33. Why you NEED to get hitched onto
the Employer Brand-wagon
35. Social Advantaging!
Your employees are using the many social platforms
available today to talk about their employee
experience at your company, case in point : Glassdoor.
Is your messaging & your employee messaging
reflecting the same message? You may be calling
yourself a great place to work but your employees may
be communicating otherwise online.
Employee Experience / Testimonials are now openly
available online to anyone (even your customers to
read) who wishes to know the integrity of your
company employee programs & culture health!
37. Visible (BIG) Data Drivers
Did you know: The company background
data/information your release to prospective
employees / customers is now not the only source of
data for them.
Sites like LinkedIn, Glassdoor, etc offer rich talent
data & workforce analytics for free that reflect
metrics like employee longevity at your company,
gender parity & equal opportunity hiring, companies
your employees go to once they leave you, etc
38. Visible (BIG) Data Drivers
Are you ready for these metrics to be released to the
public? It doesn’t matter, they already are! Time to
inspect the health of your EVP programs & fix that once
& for all!
That Social employee of yours is your company brand
ambassador but will also keep you honest, case in point
Glassdoor & similar platforms where you too are getting
dynamically rated! :)
Leverage that currency to showcase your progressive
work practices & employee happiness quotients. And
keep it real! Employee experiences are online now!
40. Consumer Brand & Employee Brand
convergence
If your company brand talks about excellence, innovation,
growth & many more wonderful aspects that define your
brand - Your employee brand needs to follow suit.
Your customers are not only observing your Business Reps,
but also your employees to get a feel of how happy your
employees are which directly results in how they service
your customers!
Like Sir Richard Branson once said, “Clients do not come
first. Employees come first. If you take care of your
employees, they will take care of the clients.”
41. Consumer Brand & Employee Brand
convergence
How your employees feel & hence conduct
themselves is a reflection of the brand then!
Googlers are Googlers, for a reason, for eg. They all
embody the Google promise, culture & learning.
Ensure your employees are communicating in general
what you want your brand to communicate to your
customers!
42. The Process
Identify Company Values that you won’t
negotiate/compromise on.
Communicate it to internal & external stakeholders,
customers & current/prospective employees.
Work to implement them & entrench them in the
company DNA by way of routine way of working.
Hire/Fire/Retain/Manage in a way that reflects these
values, everyday.
43. Thank You!
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Editor's Notes
You think you're able to attract talent easily, & don't need this? Think again. As a company, you put thought, R & D, & whatnot into your products/services right? After sales, you even take the pain to keep customer service on their toes which deals with aggravated customers, gives them resolutions until they are 'happy customers' who will buy again/continue to buy from you. So even if you're able to attract talent, is that talent staying with you? Is your employer brand delivering on its promise? The employer brand proposition also needs ambassadors & executors, right from the CEO to the Manager. Employees join on a great brand promise, but leave due to poor/incapable managers. But you know that.
You think you're able to attract talent easily, & don't need this? Think again. As a company, you put thought, R & D, & whatnot into your products/services right? After sales, you even take the pain to keep customer service on their toes which deals with aggravated customers, gives them resolutions until they are 'happy customers' who will buy again/continue to buy from you. So even if you're able to attract talent, is that talent staying with you? Is your employer brand delivering on its promise? The employer brand proposition also needs ambassadors & executors, right from the CEO to the Manager. Employees join on a great brand promise, but leave due to poor/incapable managers. But you know that.
That Social employee of yours is your company brand ambassador but will also keep you honest, case in point Glassdoor & similar platforms were you too are getting dynamically rated! :) Leverage that currency to showcase your progressive work practices & employee happiness quotients. And keep it real! Employee experiences are online now!
That Social employee of yours is your company brand ambassador but will also keep you honest, case in point Glassdoor & similar platforms were you too are getting dynamically rated! :) Leverage that currency to showcase your progressive work practices & employee happiness quotients. And keep it real! Employee experiences are online now!
Do not think you can brush the high employee attrition numbers under the carpet anymore. You aren't the only one giving information on what goes on in your company...sites like even Linkedin show tons of Analytics on how long do employees stay with you & what companies do they most commonly move to. Ensure that your company is not telling a story that the data contradicts!