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by Molly RiordanSeptember 28, 2016 Now that you know how important a positive brand is, how exactly do you go about improving and strengthening yours? Some aspects are very organic, and take time to develop, but without setting guiding principles your brand message won’t be clear, enticing or effective. To begin, take stock. Is your … Continue reading You Already Have an Employer Brand…But is it a Positive Brand? [Part 2]
You Already Have an Employer Brand…but is it a Positive Brand? [Part 1] Posted by Molly Riordan August 26, 2016 You’ve probably heard the term “Employer Branding” and maybe even plan to look into it more when you can find the time. Frankly, it can’t wait much longer. Recruiting difficulties are among operators’ biggest concerns, … Continue reading You Already Have an Employer Brand…but is it a Positive Brand? [Part 1]
