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Employee Ambassadors to Retain & Attract Talent

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24 minutes August 14, 2024

As future generations hold different expectations around job tenure, organizations must adapt to attract and retain top talent. We’ll explore how to design a supportive environment that leverages employee advocates to recruit high-quality candidates through referrals and build lasting connections that lead to boomerang employees. We’ll discuss: Lessons learned: How comms and HR can confer on data around why employees stay and why they leave…

As future generations hold different expectations around job tenure, organizations must adapt to attract and retain top talent. We’ll explore how to design a supportive environment that leverages employee advocates to recruit high-quality candidates through referrals and build lasting connections that lead to boomerang employees. We’ll discuss:

  • Lessons learned: How comms and HR can confer on data around why employees stay and why they leave to inform future hiring strategies.
  • Building community: The pieces required to operationalize and launch a thriving ambassador network that encourages past employees and current advocates to make quality referrals.
  • Empowering ambassadors: Strategies for activating employee advocates who champion your employer brand and nurture relationships with potential boomerangs and new candidates.
  • The hero’s return: What’s driving the boomerang employee trend.
  • Re-boarding: Strategies that save time and seamlessly re-integrate former employees.
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