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Employer Brand Strategy for Startups

Blu Ivy Group

Why Startups Need to Prioritize Their Employer Brand . An employer brand is a combination of how the market, current employees, and potential employees view the company. If you have employees, you have an employer brand –?even 5 Key Employer Branding Tips for Startups .

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Building a Human-Centred Employer Brand The Power of Mindfulness in Leadership

Blu Ivy Group

As a leader you are expected to inspire, motivate, and create a positive work environment that attracts and retains talented employees. You are also expected to create boundaries for yourself, practice self-care, and achieve all the business goals that will help move your company forward.

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Employer Brand Awards That Matter

Blu Ivy Group

From Great Place to Work to your favorite workplace review site, securing a spot on a employer recognition list is a huge accomplishment that comes with a whole host of benefits. It can help you: Benchmark your company’s performance and see how you stack up against other organizations. Great Place to Work. Best Workplaces.

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How the Metaverse Will Change Your Employer Brand & Workplace Culture

Blu Ivy Group

Employee experience, culture, employer brand and recruitment will have dramatic shifts in the next few years because of web 3.0, and I cannot help but be incredibly excited for what this will mean for the future of work. Diversity and Belonging. Remote Work Becomes Work from Anywhere.

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Big Promises, Small Rewards: Why Talking about DEI Doesn’t Work

Blu Ivy Group

We see organizations becoming increasingly transparent in their diversity and inclusion efforts. These are big commitments; campaigns that are built on a DEI Value Proposition DVP; a set of promises made to inspire, engage and energize people to take action and embrace the DEI Value Proposition (DVP). About Us .

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People and Culture vs. HR: What’s the Difference?

Analytics in HR

will arrive within 10 years, humanizing corporations and fostering corporate cultures that are inspiring, innovative, and creative.” Kahan appears to have been correct, considering the shift from traditional HR functions to people and culture. Culture Often siloed within the organization, with a focus on internal operations.

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New Employee Experience Terminology “Cheat Sheet”

Blu Ivy Group

These interactions build on each other over time, and the sum of these moments make up the employee experience. . ” – Nicole Fernandes, Director, Employer Brand & Culture I DEI Practice Lead, Blu Ivy . When an organization embraces diversity, good things happen.