Tag: employer branding

Creating an award-winning employer brand is simple…or is it?

21 June 2017

You’re a winner. You’ve done it. You not only built the business case for developing your global employer brand and employer value proposition, you had the budget signed off and you’ve actually gone and delivered it. It has been a long slog but my goodness you’ve achieved. Kudos, credit and props to you. Your journey […]

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Just In: The Firm Award Nominations

9 February 2017

As we near the end of a great year for Talent Works, we’re delighted to get news that we’ve been shortlisted for not one, not two, but five FIRM awards in 2017. The FIRM Awards provide a place to showcase the best recruitment activity of the year. With fourteen categories, the range of the shortlist […]

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4 things we learned from The FIRM Conference 2016

9 February 2017

In late November, our Brand and Insight team attended the FIRM London Winter Conference to present their Gen Up project: a research programme investigating the new complexities of a multi-generational workplace. And while we were busy sharing our knowledge with all the attendees, we also learned a thing or two along the way: Employer brands […]

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Our top 7 predictions for 2017

2 January 2017

2016 has been a big year for Talent Works. We’ve welcomed many new faces, we’ve signed with some fantastic clients, we’ve seen office moves and service launches, and we’ve watched a multitude of trends come and go along the way. From mannequin challenges to the expanse of live streaming. We’ve seen it all. But, what […]

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The rules of engagement

20 July 2016

To better attract and engage the young, employers need to tap into the millennial start-up culture and trade in millennial currencies, so says Samantha Bond of Northstar Research writing in the International Journal of Market Research. Northstar recently conducted a study exploring the appeal and mentality of millennial start-up culture, which suggests that failure on […]

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