- Winning and keeping top talent can be very difficult, regardless of the economic environment.
- Organizations want to appeal to current and future talent by defining and living the values that make them a great place to work.
- Many organizations believe that promoting the employer brand is expensive, so although they have a great work environment, they don’t think they can afford to convince the public.
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Critical Insight
- Promoting the employer brand is only effective if you have already defined employee value propositions. Accomplish this using the solution set, Define an Employer Brand.
- The brand must align with real organizational values, or you risk current and future employees disengaging from the organization.
- Promoting the brand externally is not worthwhile unless you also promote your brand internally. Your current employees are your greatest promoters.
- Effectively advancing your employer brand with minimal cost is possible – don’t make excuses why your organization cannot promote its brand.
Impact and Result
- Optimize brand promotions by learning how you can employ the various promotional tactics most effectively.
- Improve the retention, engagement, and acquisition of top talent by aligning your brand promotions with your genuine employee value propositions and organizational culture.
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