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As a relatively new concept in the business world, employer brand or talent brand has notoriously been a function without an obvious home. Some argue forcefully it should be housed under TA or HR, while others insist it belongs under marketing, as one “face” of a more encompassing master or parent brand. Regardless of where it lives, one thing is clear — as the “front line” of the TA function, recruiters are an important (and often first) human touch point in delivering against an organization’s employer brand promise. This can be equal parts exciting and overwhelming to recruiters, who are often tasked with the pressing demands of filling open seats, while having little to no formal employer brand education. Where is a recruiter to begin? Dig in to Martin Predd's most recent post on the Change State blog to help cut through the confusion and misconceptions. While it’s by no means exhaustive, it provides a great starting point for recruiters serious about taking their talent brand skills to the next level. #employerbranding #talentinsights #recruitmentmarketing #EVP #talentacquisition https://lnkd.in/gWbabyP7

Five Employer Branding Tips Every Recruiter Should Know

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Edward Pedini

Creating Products That Help Recruiters Be Outrageously Successful

5mo

Great post - and couldn't agree more Martin Predd. Employer Brand has a significant influencer on almost every aspect of TA - from who's applying to your roles all the way through to offer acceptance rates. But it can be hard to quantify, and many recruiting teams find themselves lacking the resources to make the most of it.

Musadhiq Abdulla

Growing your personal brand and business on LinkedIn | Founder @Groww Brand | MBA | Dad 🙍🏼♀️🙍🏼♀️

1mo

Totally agree that recruiters play a vital role in shaping the employer brand Graham Thornton

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