Your employer brand team created 20 pages of content: culture values, engineering blog posts, employee testimonials, DEI reports, and benefits overviews. It lives on your careers site.
Candidates visit the job listing. They click “Apply.” They don’t read the culture page.
Then they walk into the interview and ask “What’s the culture like?” — a question your website already answered, if anyone read it.
Turn your employer brand content into a podcast candidates listen to before their interview:
Culture podcast: Two hosts discuss what it’s like to work at your company. Based on your actual culture content — values, employee stories, work-life balance policies.
Engineering podcast: Your eng blog posts discussed conversationally. Candidates hear about your tech stack, architecture decisions, and engineering culture.
Benefits explainer: “Here’s what the parental leave policy actually looks like. The second host asks: How does that compare to industry standard?”
Before: Candidate arrives at interview with zero context beyond the job description.
After: Candidate listened to a 20-minute podcast about your company during their commute to the interview. They ask better questions. They’re already sold on the culture. The interview is more productive.
Include the podcast link in:
Hiring globally? Your English careers content → podcast in Hindi for your Bangalore office, in Portuguese for your São Paulo office, in Japanese for your Tokyo office. Every candidate hears the employer brand in their language.
The best candidates prepare. Give them something worth preparing with.