7 ways to build a brand that attracts top talent

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7 Ways to Build a BrandThat Attracts Top Talent

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Featured Speakers

Kira FedererProduct Marketing Manager

at Glassdoor

Rusty LindquistVP, HR Insightsat BambooHR

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Benefits of an Employer Brand

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49.7deciding if a job opening

is right for them

seconds

Job seekers spend

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The Golden Circle

vWHY

How

What

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The Golden Circle

vWHY

How

What

Outside-In (conventional) Inside-Out (remarkable)

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Anatomy of Employer Brand

vWHYValuesMissionBeliefs

How

What

Outside-In (conventional) Inside-Out (remarkable)

Culture

Corp.

Bra

ndHR Activities

Employee Perception Candidate Perception

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Benefits of a Strong Employer Brand

Recruitment costs

Awareness

Candidate quantity

Candidate quality

Acceptance rate

Negotiating power

Employee Retention

Employee Engagement

Employee Performance

Work Culture

Organizational Performance

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What Is HR’s Role?

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Who Should Be in Charge

of employers believe HR should be primarily in charge of developing the corporate brand

51%

45% of employers think HR should be a stakeholder in their corporate brand

Source: http://www.jobscience.com/blog/branding-your-business-to-attract-the-best-candidates/

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What Is HR’s Role

Measure

Report

Collaborate

Train

Coach

Initiate

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7 Ways to Build a Brand That Attracts Top Talent

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Get Social1

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Get Social Step 1

Create a presence on social

Highlight company awards, holidays and milestones

Encourage your employees to have a voice and use searchable hashtags

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Get Social: Utilize Photos and Videos Step 1

Encourage viral photos and videos in all departments

Show the real “you” on a career blog or through social posts

Let employees be who they are

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Treat Every Candidate Likea Customer2

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Treat Every Candidate Like a Customer Step 2

Audit interview reviews

Always close the loop with candidates

Respond to interview reviews

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Reinforce Your Core Values, Mission, and Culture3

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Reinforce Your Core Values Step 3

Include in your EVP and promote everywhere

Create a sense of purpose for employees

Empower employees to be an active part

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Managing Results Step 3

Beliefs

BehaviorsResults

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Reinforce Your Core Values

vWHYValuesMissionBeliefs

How

What

Outside-In (conventional) Inside-Out (remarkable)

Culture

Corp.

Bra

ndHR Activities

Employee Perception Candidate Perception

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Ask for Feedback4

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Ask for Feedback Step 4

Don’t wait until review cyclesto ask for feedback

Encourage constant feedback

Take the good with the bad

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Adapt Based on Feedback Step 4

Employer branding is notset it and forget it

Test messaging and getemployee buy-in

Create work hours that cater to your evolving work environment

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Respond to Reviews on Glassdoor5

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Respond to Reviews Step 5

Join the conversation

Compliment the good and appreciate the bad

Show candidates that you value and are receptive to employee feedback

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Get Involved in the Community6

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Get Involved in the Community Step 6

Get your employees involvedin the community

Build CSR programs

Post a calendar to promote company involvement

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Encourage Employees to Become Brand Ambassadors7

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Encourage Employees to BecomeBrand Ambassadors

Step 7

Encourage employees to wear company gear

Involve employees in thehiring process

Utilize referral programs

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Pro Tip

Download Employer Branding for Dummies to help you with your strategy!

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Receive a free job posting on our ATS and full HRIS

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Questions?kira.federer@glassdoor.com

rusty@bamboohr.com

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