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Top 20 global pharma company’s challenge to us:

Help us to better understand global ‘Employee Attractiveness’. We are particularly interested in what it is that attracts marketplace talent, and what people actually think of our organisation.

How we helped

  • In the wake of what the world’s media are describing as ‘The great resignation’, our client wanted to understand what post-pandemic talent cared about, and how the business is perceived internally and externally, so they could stand out in this highly competitive market. Had they done enough to create an attractive working environment? And were they communicating it well enough?

  • The client’s implicit values were not being effectively communicated internally, or externally. The values of the client are very closely matched to the intrinsic values we uncovered, of post-pandemic talent, but the company’s public facing persona (almost all content across all channels) did not communicate those values.

  • We measured and ranked the client’s current employee attractiveness against its competition. Through specific content development, based on our competitor intelligence, the client currently ranks number one, with both sustained and measurable month-on-month global digital engagement.

Attracting top talent in a post-pandemic world

 

“The Great Resignation is spawning a talent war. Who will win it?”

ALJAZEERA NEWS

“£150,000 starting salaries as firms fight for staff”

BBC NEWS

“4-day working week trial begins in UK”

ITV NEWS

“The race for top talent requires a deep understanding of what candidates are seeking in their next position”

FORBES

 

“You’ve given us a data-derived indication of which stories will resonate with our target audience to get them to connect to what’s important to us as a company”

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