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How Large, Global Brands Challenge Assumptions with Employer Branding

Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft: these are large, global companies that don’t have any trouble recruiting top tech talent because they’re, well, extremely well-known tech companies. However, as digital transformation has rapidly accelerated in the wake of 2020, everybody is looking...

Diversity & Inclusion at 20 Top US Tech Companies

We often associate diversity & inclusion with race and gender equality within the working environment but, there is much more which stems from this category. Employees should feel safe within their place of work and diversity is becoming a popular...

EVP vs. People Promise

According to research by Towers Watson, people are five times more likely to be highly engaged if their organization has an effective EVP, (2014, Change and Communication Global ROI Research Study). So, it’s vital that your EVP accurately represents the...

Diversity & Inclusion at 10 Top Tech Companies

If you were to pick out one industry where the need for diversity and inclusiveness is most prevalent, most of you would say the tech industry. Over the past few years, we have seen plenty of diversity issues arising in...

How Microsoft Aligns Employer Brand with Company Mission

How can a not-so-cool any more tech company attract the best talent? By aligning its people promise with its overall purpose (of course). Paul Davies is a Consumer Marketing Director at Microsoft, and we spoke to him about the employer brand...

How Microsoft Uses Social for Employer Branding

Microsoft is a large, multinational corporation headquartered in Seattle, Washington, which provides a wide range of computing products through several different divisions. Named one of the World’s Best Multinational Workplaces in 2011, some of their most popular products include Microsoft...