London: Top Ranked Employer Brands by Job Seekers

Knowledge workers share the most appealing companies to work for

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It’s true: companies are only as successful as their people. And in order to attract the best and brightest, today’s innovative companies need a strong employer brand. A positive brand reputation can mean the difference between a company maintaining an all-star team and consistently losing dream candidates to a competitor.

 

  • Insight 1

    41% of tech workers hear about companies’ announcements and initiatives through their corporate blogs

  • Insight 2

    63% of tech workers would leave their current job for another one if offered new challenges and problems to solve

  • Insight 3

    48% of candidates consider company culture to be one of the most important factors when job searching

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Top 20 Employer Brands

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  1. BBC
  2. Monzo
  3. Skyscanner
  4. McLaren
  5. DeepMind
  6. TransferWise
  7. Starling Bank
  8. Deliveroo
  9. Sky
  10. Revolut
  11. Deloitte Digital
  12. ASOS.com
  13. Vodafone
  14. Babylon Health
  15. ThoughtWorks
  16. Just Eat
  17. GoCardless
  18. Blockchain
  19. Worldpay
  20. YouGov

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Getting to know knowledge workers in London

What talent looks for in a company
  1. Company culture
  2. Compensation (i.e. base salary)
  3. Opportunity to learn new skills
What turns talent off from a company
  1. Not interested in the product
  2. Not interested in the company mission
  3. Poor reputation

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