Companies are swapping degrees for skills and credentials for capability. Here’s a closer look at the rise of skills-based hiring, why it’s shaking up recruitment, and how employer branding can turn this trend into an advantage.
Employer branding goes beyond marketing—it's about shaping perception, building trust, & aligning culture with reality. An active practitioner shares insights on how a strong brand influences employee retention, attracts talent, and fosters workplace authenticity in today’s shifting business world.
Ready to “campaign” for top talent? In the Trump-era world of TikTok and Glassdoor exposés, employer branding can’t stay on the sidelines. Today’s talent market demands relentless engagement, authenticity, and bold strategy. Discover how to use new media to make or break your brand.
Quiet quitting and nesting are reshaping modern company loyalty, with employees seeking purpose and balance over long-term commitment. This article explores the rise of trends like quiet quitting and how building a strong employer brand can help re-engage the workforce and foster loyalty.
Fake candidates aren’t new, employers just haven’t been great at spotting them. From AI-generated resumes to North Korean IT workers infiltrating tech firms, the hiring crisis is here. The question is: Can your hiring process handle it?
New York launches an unexpected hiring spree, AI talent is commanding sky-high salaries, and another viral recruitment campaign shakes up employer branding. Meanwhile, return-to-office mandates aren’t really about collaboration (surprise), and all eyes are on the latest jobs report.
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LinkedIn’s Future of Recruiting 2025 report reveals the hiring trends shaping tomorrow’s workforce. AI-driven efficiency, skills-first hiring, and the ongoing war for top talent. Discover how to align your employer brand with these shifts before you get left behind.
The financial industry is haemorrhaging talent, with outdated EVPs failing to attract the modern workforce. Learn why competitive salaries alone no longer cut it and how banks can rethink their talent strategies to stay ahead.