Radoslaw Knap guest presentation from the Employer Brand Global Masterclass in Warsaw 15.10.2009.Emphasizing the role of career websites in employer branding and war for talent in EMEA and Poland. Hints for best career website and Internet strategies for sourcing talent.
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Career websites as the tool in the war for talent
1. Careerwebsites as thetoolinthe war for talent Radosław Knap KNAPRO Consulting Employer Brand Global Masterclass, Warsaw, 15.10.2009
2. The Agenda War for talent? Internet and sourcingstrategies for talent Role of careerwebsite Careerwebsite 4 generations and characteristics Hints for bestcareerwebsite Effectivecereersiteintrodution and promotion Measuringyourcareersite
3. Global war for talent 30% of employershaveproblemsfillingjobs Insufficient local talent to meet client requirements Lack of certain skill sets in local market Only limited amount of people globally who wish to expatriate or repatriate Competition between “Older developed economies” and „new developed” economies for talent Lack of talent is an inhibitor to growth for clients 2009 Talent ShortageSurvey, Manpower, 33 countries,33 900 employers Do youstillhaveproblemswithrecruitment ?
5. HRM trendsin Poland – 4 mainchallanges* Retention (demographicalchanges, competing for talents) Employerbranding (employer marketing) Generation Y (new individyalapproachneeded) Clientorientation (HR towardsinternalclients) Aims for retention and recruitment: 80% - Indentifyingkeyemployees 76% - Employerbranding program intruduction but only 36% – introducing „EmployerValueProposition”! *Trendy HRM w Polsce, Delliote & PSZK, 2009
7. Is Internet applicabe for yourcandidates? Overhalf of Polishcitizensintheagebetween 15-75 years old use Internet, thisgives: 20 mln people Over 80% of themusethe netfewtimes a weekoreveryday 7/10 peopleuses Internet to lookfor job-relatedinformation GFK Polonia, January 2009
8. Poland in Top 10 Internet country in Europe 8thpositionin Europe (no of users) 615% user growth inthelast 8 years (2000-2008) 57% of Polishpopulationuse Internet
9. Evolution of sourcing 2010 Web 2.0 2000 TheInternet Networking/ERP Aggregators Targeted & SEM Compellingjobs CRM/Pipelining 1990 TheOldenDays Job boards Boringjobs Employerbranding Job mobility More corporaterecruiters Classifiedads Hiddenjob market BoringJobs 3rd Party Recruiters Display ads Mike Beeley, CEO Re.Agent Employer Marketing
10. Most commonmethods to attractcandidates Why do we need a careersite? UK (CIPD Research: Recruitment, retention and turnover, 2008) Recruitment agencies (78%) Company’s own corporate website (75%) and local newspaper advertisements (74%) 96% of studentsand graduates who plan theirnext career move go online to look forinformationaboutemployers 89% of them will use the career websites of companies. In economic downturn, applicants gostraight to thesource
11. 4 Generation of websites* Mike Beeley, CEO Re.Agent Employer Marketing
12. 1st Generation – Information No segmentation Onlinebrochure E-mail application
16. 4th Generation – Relationship Games Socialnetworking Video Feedbackblogs Competitions
17. How to make an effectivecareersite? How to Create a Good Career Website* Segmentation - Know your target group Use your website for Employer Branding – Clarify your EVP Inform but KeepitShort and Simple Make your information easily accessible- Navigate Respect the future applicants’ time - Give time estimates Offerinteractivity Be trustworthy Source: PotentialparkCommunication, 2005
25. How to promotethecareersite? Online + offlinepromotion – LINK IT ! SUCCESSFULL RECRUITMENTS Success In recruitment Screening Searching Database Assessment Thepool of talent
26. SourceValueIndex Howeffectiveiscareerwebsite as a tool ? 55% of NEW HIRES was sourcedfromthe Internet Over 20% fromtheOrganizationWebsite OrganizationWebsiteranked no 1 in ROI amounganyothersource of candidates 2007 RecruitingTrendsSurvey, by DirectEmployersAssociation, 50 companiesin USA
28. Measureyourcareersiteeffectivness! The number and quality of candidates who are submitting online applications Statistics on conversion rates Maintrafficsources –external Key traffic paths on thesite– where are potential candidates coming from and where arethey going, do they go to job search first or do they read about the benefits Funnel analysis (measure candidate drop of at different points along a process e.g.lineapplication) The effectiveness of the application process. There are a number of ways you cantrack the visitors to each part of your site. Your internet service provider will be ableto assist you in establishing a dashboard of metrics for your site.