Advice and Updates
For Kirsty Heigan, a workplace means so much more than just a place to work. When organisations want to shape a positive future for their people, incredible things can happen.
If you wanted to know what it was like to work at an organisation, who would you ask? Who really knows what the day-to-day feels like? Everybody say it with me - the people who already work there.
Imagine receiving nearly 300 applications for your job ad … in one week! And not from poor-quality candidates, either. We’re talking about high-quality, highly engaged candidates who make your task of choosing just one quite the challenge!
Lauren Forcey has travelled paths only those with true determination are willing to take. No matter the twists and turns in the trail, our Senior Storyteller rises to any challenge she faces, and does so with great humility.
Imagine you’ve just landed a new job and you’re super keen for your first day. You walk in the door… and your manager seems like they’ve forgotten you were coming.
Finding the right person to join your team is crucial for the success of any organisation. The interview process is your chance to explore your mutual fit - assessing if the individual has the skills, experience and cultural fit necessary for you.
Location is a big part of your talent offer - for better or worse. If you’re in a regional area, you may struggle more than those in the major cities to attract the talent you need. But there are plenty of reasons why someone might prefer to live and work in your area.
Throughout the employee journey, there is a host of moments that matter, and one important moment is an employee’s offboarding experience.
Five metrics to consider when tracking your ROI
When it comes to attracting and retaining talent, it’s easy to presume small businesses are at a disadvantage.
The world of work has changed, and so have we. In an unsettled, uncertain market, a strategic approach to talent matters more than ever before… and I reckon it’s do or die. Here’s why.
As we deck the halls of our humble abode, we can’t help but reflect on the year that was. 2022 brought so much goodness for us at EBA and so many more team members to share it with. And 2023 is promising to be bigger and better than ever.
My friend recently got promoted to a high-level management role at a well-established organisation. He’s responsible for creating a team from scratch but struggling to find decent candidates. After seven months of recruitment, he only has four people.
What’s the purpose of an Employee Value Proposition? Is it to sell your organisation as a great place to work? Well, sort of. But not quite.
Ever posted an ad for a good job, only to find you get no responses… or lots of candidates, few of whom are right for the role?
When I first arrived in tropical Far North Queensland, I was 21 and had never seen a gecko in my life. Suddenly, I found myself living with 2 million of them.
In the world of social media, where everything shared is a highlight reel, it can be difficult to distinguish true moments of authenticity from a thinly veiled marketing ploy.
Ever wondered what an #InstagramInfluencer and your employer brand could have in common? Okay, you’ve probably never wondered that. But I bet you are now!
It’s a topic that comes up in discussion with our clients and partners again and again… and again a few more times: what does flexible work look like in the future?
I’ve never seen a more competitive, aggressive talent market than we’ve experienced in 2022. There are indications that Australia has seen a sharp increase in resignations, and in some sectors, there may be more to come.