6 Make or Break Moments to Invest in Your Culture
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, the importance of a strong organizational culture and compelling employer brand cannot be overstated.
Author Stacey PieferCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Employer Branding, Social MediaLeave a comment on Even B2B Brands Should Consider Social as Part of the Marketing Mix Even B2B Brands Should Consider Social as Part of the Marketing Mix
Let’s face it, communication channels have multiplied, so numerous touchpoints with your brand are the rule, not the exception. One notable increase has been the proliferation of informal communications, namely social media, which is now an inevitable part of modern day brand communications. More and more potential employees and individuals with buying power are looking to online communities to get a flavor for a company and its brand attributes.
Author Bethany AndellCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Employer Branding, Savage ThinkingLeave a comment on The Advantages of a Strong Company Culture to Employee Engagement The Advantages of a Strong Company Culture to Employee Engagement
A company with engaged employees is easy to spot. In these organizations, the culture is clearly defined and employees understand the purpose and goals they are working toward. Simply put, there is a feeling of shared success.
Author Savage BrandsCategories Culture/Employee Engagement, Employer Branding, Internal CommunicationsLeave a comment on What You Can Learn about Recruiting from America’s Top 5 Places to Work What You Can Learn about Recruiting from America’s Top 5 Places to Work
What makes a company a great place to work? Each year, Fortune magazine releases a list of the top 100 Best Companies to Work For. We’re taking a closer look at the top five, and what their methods can teach you about improving the working environment in your company.
Author Savage BrandsCategories Branding, Culture/Employee Engagement, Employer BrandingLeave a comment on Assessing Your HR Brand: Are You Retaining the Best & Brightest? Assessing Your HR Brand: Are You Retaining the Best & Brightest?
Whether you’ve set out to intentionally create one or not, your company has an HR brand. An HR brand is more specific than your overall brand, and is internal to the company – it encompasses the way your employees experience your workplace and talk about it, the way leadership deals with internal issues and the beliefs employees have about why it’s important to work there.