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If you’re short on ideas for which type of recruitment videos to choose for your company career site and job descriptions, here are 10 examples we culled for you.
Enjoy!
Aspirational Recruitment Video
This Walmart recruiting video aims at repositioning what Walmart is all about (i.e. not just a retail chain).
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Team-Oriented Recruitment Video
This Blizzard Entertainment is a longer-form recruiting video (6:02 duration) showing multiple team members talking about what it’s like to work for this video game maker.
Fact-Oriented Corporate Recruitment Video
Here, the American Red Cross focuses on the “what” and “who” of the Red Cross with a bunch of facts/numbers such as the volume of employees, volunteers, units of blood it collects, etc.
The History of Your Company Recruitment Video
Every company that’s been around more than 10 years should have a company history video or at least some text on their company careers site.
KPMG does a great History recruiting video too:
Virtual Office Tour Recruitment Video
3Pillar has a fun walk around their office. This video includes an optional 360 degree-view, one of the most engaging videos we’ve seen. These types of innovative recruiting videos is the type content employees and candidates love to share on social media (FYI: Employees reach an audience 10x more than brand (when posting)” -Adriana Kevill).
Live Event Recruitment Video
If you are staffing for live events (sporting events, concerts, etc.), check out what Adecco did for Cirque du Soleil in Belgium to recruit 100+ candidates to work at a Cirque du Soleil show in Belgium they need to fill:
Note: For more data and insight on video job descriptions and their impact on Recruiting and Talent Attraction visit Ongig’s Video Job Description Guide.
