In today’s competitive job market attracting and retaining top talent is more challenging than ever. As companies compete for the best professional in their industry the concept of employer branding has emerged as a crucial strategy. Employer branding goes way beyond marketing a company’s products or services; It is also about shaping and promoting the company as an attractive place to work. Essentially it is the company’s reputation as an employer.  

 

Let’s explore the importance of employer branding and how it plays a crucial role in securing and retaining top talent. 

 

 

In today's rapidly evolving job market, attracting top talent has become more challenging than ever. The rise of remote work and the virtualisation of the workplace has seen a rise of a new era of recruitment, requiring innovative strategies to lure the best candidates to your organisation.  

 

In this blog, we'll explore the top 10 best practices to help you attract top talent in a virtual world. 

 

 

In the ever-evolving landscape of recruitment, the search for top talent goes beyond merely attracting candidates—it's about keeping them engaged and invested for the long haul. The modern workforce is seeking more than just a paycheck; they want to align themselves with organisations that resonate with their values and aspirations. We want to help you understand the 10 things that candidates want to know about you as their future employer. 

 

Attracting the best candidates for your job role all begins with writing the finest job advert to promote your vacancy. 

 

You need to consider the following key points. 

• What you want as a company from the job advert. 

• What candidates require from the job advert. 

• How to make your advert stand out from the others. 

 

If you are looking at recruiting Generation Z, how can you make sure you are attracting them into your organisation? 

 

Generation Z are the working generation born between 1996 and 2010, the most defining trait about them is that they are Tech Natives, meaning they were born with technology, it is part of their lives and always has been. There are also some other key things about Generation Z that are important to consider whilst writing your job adverts and during the recruitment process to ensure you are really appealing to them: 

 

 

 

 

2022 saw a lack of suitable candidates applying for each role and on top of this the withdrawal rate was higher than ever before for a lot of roles being recruited for. How do you deal with this whilst recruiting? 

 

 

The candidate pool is quiet at the moment, if you are choosing to run your recruitment projects yourself how can you make sure that your adverts are not being skipped over by potential candidates. You want to try and ensure that all candidates who are suitable and fit within the role apply – whilst not overly encouraging those that aren’t suitable and have just “clicked to apply” as if they are shopping on Amazon.