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Congratulations! You’ve storyboarded, filmed and edited your first in-house video … now what? Video planning and production is the first step to getting authentic and engaging culture content in front of your ideal candidate. The next step may feel a little daunting, but it’s essential for making sure your video gets found.
Enterprise video adoption rarely happens organically. To ensure your team’s success you need a video adoption plan. Without an adoption or change management plan, the initial enthusiasm for video will dwindle and your recruiters will quickly return to the old way of doing things. Here's our road map for successful video adoption at your workplace.
In 2020, I’d like to make an offering to you! It’s to do with Marie Kondo and your YouTube account.
Marie Kondo is the Queen of decluttering homes, kitchens, wardrobes, draws, etc. She is a staunch advocate of only keeping the possessions that really and truly bring joy!
What’s keeping the world's most senior leaders in talent up at night? As part of our inaugural State of Video in Talent survey we asked the executives tasked with leading talent acquisition and attraction teams to share their challenges, and their plans for addressing those challenges in 2020.
Fact 1: Trying to build a picture of your team’s video adoption and video performance has been time consuming (until now).
Fact 2: Not knowing how individual videos are performing, in the context of your organisation or team, has made it hard to identify areas for improvement (not anymore).
How will Employer Branding evolve in 2020?
It feels like the last few years have been a love parade of glittering tech floats, so many amazing shiny tools to choose from; chatbots, programmatic ads, video, augmented writing … what could possibly be next?
