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Employer Branding: Five Tips to Make Your Career Site Your #1 Recruiting Asset

Employer Branding: Five Tips to Make Your Career Site Your #1 Recruiting Asset
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Learn how HR Directors in Enterprise companies can use their career sites as their number one recruiting asset.
Competition for talent is fierce, and employer branding – or communicating why your company is a great place to work – is becoming a more sophisticated and more critical part of a recruiting strategy. While you communicate an employer brand in many ways, it's most important on the corporate career site, where you have the opportunity to convert people you've touched through other channels into potential future employees.

Read on to discover five best practices that can help make your career site your # 1 recruiting asset.


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