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This document discusses strategies for employer branding, including real-time career development for employees. It covers the importance of cross-functional collaboration and assessing employer branding performance. It is useful for students studying Human Resource Management, Marketing, or Business Management.
What's inside
- Real-time career development for employees
- Cross-functional collaboration for employer branding
- Assessing employer branding performance
- Reviewing and updating employer value proposition
- Employer branding best practices for 2011
Who it is for: Students studying Human Resource Management, Marketing, or Business Management. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Employer branding is about how a company attracts and keeps employees. It looks at ways to make a company attractive to job seekers and valuable to current employees. It explains how to assess and improve employer branding strategies.
Real-Time Career Development
Real-time career development uses technology to help employees grow. It involves setting up a plan that tracks career interests, job responsibilities, and personal development goals.
Performance Assessment
Performance assessment measures how well a company's employer branding efforts are working. It asks questions to see if a company follows best practices, like having a social media strategy and monitoring online talk about the brand.
Learning From Best Practices
Many companies lead in employer branding. Studying them can provide ideas and inspiration. Examples include Google, IBM, Starbucks, and Sodexo. Companies in different industries can also offer useful insights.
Building Employer Brand Awareness
Employees need skills and knowledge to support employer branding. Building awareness and capabilities within a company is important. Books and guides can help develop these skills.
Key terms
- Employer Branding
- A company's reputation as an employer and what it offers to employees.
- Real-Time Career Development
- Using technology and innovation to help employees grow continuously.
- Performance Assessment
- Measuring how well employer branding efforts are working.
- Employee Lifecycle
- The stages an employee goes through in a company, from hiring to leaving.
- Social Media Rockstars
- Employees who are highly active and influential on social media.
- Employer Value Proposition
- The unique set of benefits that an employee receives in return for the skills, capabilities and experience they bring to a company.
Questions this document helps with
- How can a company develop an effective employer brand strategy?
- What steps can leaders take to improve employee engagement?
- Which companies are known for their strong employer branding?
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