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Infographic: 18 insights from the 2023 Fortune 100 Employment Branding Report

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  • Recruitment marketing
  • Job advertising and promotion
  • Career pages
  • Employee/candidate perspectives
  • Accolades
  • Corporate social responsibility
Our researchers analyzed the employment brands of the Fortune 100 across six key areas:
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We've rounded up best practices and will show you how the Fortune 100 measure up.
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Best practice:
When it comes to recruitment marketing efforts, address the topics that matter most to candidates like mental health, pay transparency and flexibility.
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Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Only 27%
have information relating to hybrid and remote work policies.
Only 38%
have pay equity insights on their career site.
Only 42%
have information relating to mental health available on their website.
Best practice:
Job advertising and promotion efforts should be spread across multiple job boards and social media platforms.
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Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Only 3% use TikTok
for career promotion despite its popularity among Gen Z
Only 1/5 use YouTube
for career promotion despite it being the second-largest search engine, after Google
77% post career-related content
on social media
Best practice:
Career pages should be accessible, prioritize user experience and provide relevant career content.
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Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Only 10% have accessibility settings
on their career site
62% have a talent community
Only 1/4 have a chatbot
on their career site
Best practice:
Ratings and reviews on websites like Glassdoor, Indeed, Comparably and CareerBliss offer a glimpse into employee perks and benefits, company culture and leadership.
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Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
58%
scored 4 or higher (out of 5) for diversity on Glassdoor
30%
scored a 4 or higher (out of 5) for compensation and benefits on Glassdoor
30%
scored a 4 or higher (out of 5) for culture and values on Glassdoor
16%
scored a 4 or higher (out of 5) for work-life balance on Glassdoor
14%
scored a 4 or higher (out of 5) for career opportunities on Glassdoor
Best practice:
Accolades boost morale, establish credibility and attest that your company is a great place to work.
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Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
64% have at least one accolade
listed on their website
53% have at least one diversity accolade
Best practice:
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives demonstrate a company’s commitment to environmental sustainability, community development and social justice.
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Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
93% provide information
on community development programs and initiatives
47% promote social justice and equality
on their websites
Conclusion:While keeping up with changing candidate expectations can be challenging, these 18 insights can help you position your organization as an employer of choice in 2023 and beyond.
Of the Fortune 100 companies we analyzed:
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