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In case you missed the event, we've put together a document that serves as a summary of the discussion.
In a world where business environment is constantly evolving and talent is sparse, a strong employer brand is seen as a critical asset to attract and retain the best people. But, is building an employer brand that is associated with superficial perks the best way to achieve your talent goals? No.
The new normal asks organizations to look at employer branding from a fresh perspective. In the post-pandemic world, employees aspire to work for an organization that serves a purpose, where they are able to see what the broader impact of their role is. A winning employer branding strategy should be deeply integrated with the core drivers of the business.
Moreover, organizations need to ensure that their employer branding reflects the reality of the work environment. If you try to attract the talent with a strategy that overinflates the reality, you won’t be able to retain it.
In this context, the seventh edition of ANSR Leadership Forum (ALF) discussed the guiding principles for a successful employer branding strategy in the post-pandemic world. Here are the takeaways.
In case you missed the event, we've put together a document that serves as a summary of the discussion.
Managing Director, ANSR and Co-founder & CEO, Talent500
Managing Director, ANSR and Co-founder & CEO, Talent500
Vikram is the co-founder and CEO of Talent500, which helps fast-growth businesses build and manage global teams via an AI-enabled platform.
A serial entrepreneur with over 16 years' experience, Vikram has experience in building and scaling technology ventures across travel and e-commerce. He also co-founded one of India’s earliest startup accelerators, Kyron (acquired by Techstars).
Vikram has a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science Engineering from RVCE Bangalore and an MBA from IESE Business School.
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