Little discussion about employer branding presented at the master course Communication des Entreprises et des Organisations Internationales (Celsa-Paris Sorbonne).
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2. Heineken was hiring an
intern for its Event &
Sponsorship Marketing
They received 1,734
applications from all over the
world
A shortlist of 25 applicants was
compiled and they were
invited to Amsterdam
3. 816,000 views in three days
200,000 students were asked about their
ideal employers in 2013. Heinekens
position is:
39th worldwide
2nd in Netherlands (Google is the 1st)
36th in Europe
54th in France
Heinekens image: unconventional
youthful, cool brand
4. The 9 steps by Claes Peyron
Understand the
business needs
Define an
optimal
optimization mix
Create an
annual plan
Define the main
target groups
Select the tools
and objectives
Develop
communication
ideas
Understand the
target groups
Optimize the
employer value
proposition
Execute and
follow-ups
Attracting and retaining the high talent is becoming a key organizational capability.
5. Google is always among top ten most attractive
employers lists
Some features people associate with Google:
Good reputation
Innovative products and services
Market success
Offers a creative and dynamic work
environment
Offers a friendly work environment
Challenging work
6. Loreal created a game that gives players real
feedback about their professional behavior
P&G created a new website
(experiencepg.com) which features video story
profiles, and improved social media profiles
8. What do these companies have in common?
They let you
develop both
professionally
and personally
They are
industry
leaders
They are
global
They are certain that
their employees are
the most important
success factor for
them
Most
importantly:
they know
how to take
advantage of
publicity for
building up an
image of a
good place to
work
9. What do you think about Heinekens recruitment process?
Which enterprises would you like to work for and why?