How to make employer branding work with storytelling
Publisher: Clinch Talent
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Talent professionals know that employer branding is important. 80% of talent leaders believe employer branding is a key driver of making quality hires, yet only 50% of companies we surveyed believe they have a proactive brand strategy. Employer branding and talent attraction teams increasingly put a great deal of work into trying to present an authentic employer brand to candidates using a wide range of tactics, but does that effort pay off? Where should teams focus their energy to have the most impact alongside other budget considerations? In this guide, we take a detailed look at results of our research study with Immersion Neuroscience, and discuss how storytelling can work for HR to improve employer branding and authenticity.
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