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LinkedIn Members Who Grow their Networks are 30% More Likely to Find Jobs

The co-founder of LinkedIn, Reid Hoffman recently published his new book “The Start-Up of You“. One idea is what they…

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Employer Branding

8 Interview Questions to Get the Conversation Flowing

Is there intelligent life in outer space? Looking in the mirror, you are your own worst critic. It is very…

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Employer Branding Workplace

6 Ways to Prep for Your Salary Negotiation

You can never underestimate the importance of having a plan. By that I mean doing some simple salary calculations so…

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Employer Branding Talent Acquisition

How IKEA Australia Recruits with Flat Packs

The Swedes are brilliant recruiters. Even when they are down under and use an advertising agency. In this case The Monkeys (agency) helped the Sydney, Australia IKEA store recruit new employees with an innovative method.

 

The concept

 

Career instructions were printed and placed inside the famous IKEA flat packs. Customers literally delivered the mailer to themselves. They could then also share it with friends and family. Not only did it talk directly to those who love the brand, it created a whole new media channel â the flat packs themselves.

 

The results

 

The result was no less than 4285 applications filled with 280 of those hired, all the while the project incurred no cost of its own. Very clever idea and on top of the new hires, it certainly got IKEA and their agency lots of free exposure. A very good recruitment case study in other words. Perhaps something for Home Depot, B&Q, Homebase and Brico Depot to emulate?

 

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Employer Branding Timebound

How Social Recruiting Should Be Done [Jennifer McClure Interview]

It’s Friday and that means it’s video day here on Undercover Recruiter! We recently had a chat with Jennifer McClure,…

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Employer Branding

When Should You Go To Human Resources?

It’s an exciting challenge to start a new job – especially if it’s your first experience of employment. There’s loads…