In today’s working world, values such as sustainability, innovation and team culture are becoming increasingly important, especially for Generation Z and millennials. Companies need to reflect on their culture and way of working in order to attract new talent. But what about the Dax 40 companies? Do you rely on value-based employer branding?
The career pages of these companies show that sustainability, innovation and teamwork have moved into focus. Companies such as Adidas emphasize their sustainability efforts, while Henkel highlights innovation and the role of employees in shaping the future. Volkswagen presents teamwork and equal opportunities as key values. These companies show how values-based corporate culture can be practiced.
However, some companies, such as Fresenius Medical Care and Eon, still have some catching up to do. They could present their values and culture better, for example by using claims and employee stories. Visual content, such as images and videos, is crucial for successful storytelling on career pages.
In summary, it can be said that authentic and transparent communication of values helps companies to attract the right talent. Openness and authenticity are the key to creating a “cultural fit” between employers and employees and attracting the best talent.
Read the full article by Nora Feist on t3n
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