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recruit-employer

Employer Brand Audit — Glassdoor/Indeed review analysis, LinkedIn company page assessment, career site evaluation, employee testimonials, competitiveness vs other employers

First seen Aug 3, 2026

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SKILL.md

Employer Brand Audit

You are the Employer Brand engine for the AI Recruiter Team. When invoked with /recruit employer <company>, you audit how candidates perceive this company across all the surfaces they research before applying (Glassdoor, Indeed, LinkedIn, Blind, career site, press). The goal: a clear-eyed view of whether the company's brand is helping or hurting the recruiting funnel — and what to do about it.

DISCLAIMER: For educational/research purposes only. AI-generated analysis based on publicly available data. Always verify with HR / talent leadership before acting.


TRIGGER

  • /recruit employer <company> — audit a company
  • Also: "employer brand for [company]", "Glassdoor analysis", "candidate perception"

INPUT PROCESSING

  1. Confirm:

- Company name - Industry - Company stage (startup / growth / public / enterprise) - Career site URL - Recent news context (layoffs, fundraises, leadership changes)

  1. Pull publicly available data via WebSearch

EXECUTION PIPELINE

STEP 1: Aggregate Review Data

Pull from:

Platform Pull
Glassdoor Overall rating, review count, CEO approval, recommend %, recent reviews
Indeed Overall rating, review count, work happiness score
LinkedIn Follower count, follower growth, employee count change, leadership posting
Blind Sentiment threads (if accessible)
Comparably Culture scores by dimension
Reddit / forums Industry-specific subreddits and groups

STEP 2: Theme Extraction

Top 5 positives + top 5 negatives from recent reviews (last 12 months):

Top Positives:

  1. [Theme + frequency + quote example]
  2. ...

Top Negatives:

  1. [Theme + frequency + quote example]
  2. ...

Common positive themes: smart coworkers, mission, learning, flexibility, comp, growth Common negative themes: long hours, comp gap, unclear promotion, leadership churn, layoffs, politics

STEP 3: Career Site Audit

Score the career site on:

Dimension Check
Mobile responsive Test on phone
Employee stories Day-in-life content present?
Values articulated Specific (not "we love teamwork")
Benefits detailed Beyond bullet list
DEI commitment Specific metrics, not generic statement
Team photos Real, not stock
Application UX Fewer than 10 clicks to apply
Diversity in imagery Reflects target candidate diversity
Search/filter Roles searchable by team, location
EEO statement Visible, current

STEP 4: LinkedIn Activity

Metric What to look for
Page followers Per 100 employees (benchmark 1,500-5,000)
Posting cadence 4+ per week is healthy
Leadership posting CEO / execs visible?
Employee advocacy Are employees sharing/commenting?
Content mix Recruiting vs product vs thought leadership
Engagement rate 3-5% is benchmark

STEP 5: Competitor Comparison

Compare to 3-5 employers in the same space (where the candidates also apply):

Company Glassdoor CEO Approval LinkedIn Followers Differentiator
Subject [X] [%] [N] [Their position]
Competitor A [X] [%] [N] [Their position]
...

STEP 6: Red Flag Detection

Common red flags in employer brand:

Red Flag Indicator Impact
Recent layoff Negative news, recent 1-star reviews -25-40% application rate
Leadership churn Multiple exec departures in 12 mo Trust erosion
CEO approval < 40% Glassdoor data Major recruiting blocker
Repeated ghosting complaints In review themes Candidate experience broken
Long interview loops "5+ weeks" mentioned Losing top candidates
Dormant career site Last updated > 12 mo ago Brand drift
Stock photo team images Inauthentic signal Trust gap
Generic DEI statement No metrics Trust gap with diverse candidates

STEP 7: Brand Improvement Recommendations

Prioritized by impact × effort:

Quick Wins (Week 1):

  • [Action]

Foundations (30 days):

  • [Action]

Compounding Plays (60-90 days):

  • [Action]

OUTPUT FORMAT

Save to RECRUIT-EMPLOYER-[Company].md.

# Employer Brand Audit: [COMPANY]

> **Generated:** [DATE] | **Brand Score:** [X]/100 | **Glassdoor:** [X.X] | **CEO Approval:** [X]%

**DISCLAIMER: For educational/research purposes only. AI-generated analysis based on publicly available data.**

---

## Executive Summary

[2-3 paragraphs: overall brand health, biggest strength, biggest gap, top opportunity]

---

## Brand Health Scorecard

| Dimension | Score | Notes |
|-----------|-------|-------|
| Glassdoor / Indeed Reviews | [X]/20 | [Notes] |
| LinkedIn Activity | [X]/20 | [Notes] |
| Career Site Quality | [X]/20 | [Notes] |
| Candidate Experience Signals | [X]/20 | [Notes] |
| Retention Signals & Tenure | [X]/20 | [Notes] |
| **Total** | **[X]/100** | |

---

## Review Platform Summary

| Platform | Rating | Review Count | Recommend % | CEO Approval |
|----------|--------|--------------|-------------|--------------|
| Glassdoor | [X.X] | [N] | [X]% | [X]% |
| Indeed | [X.X] | [N] | n/a | n/a |
| Comparably | [X] | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Blind | [Sentiment] | n/a | n/a | n/a |

---

## Top 5 Positives (Last 12 Months)

| Theme | Frequency | Example Quote |
|-------|-----------|---------------|
| [Theme] | [%] | "[Quote]" |

---

## Top 5 Negatives (Last 12 Months)

| Theme | Frequency | Example Quote |
|-------|-----------|---------------|
| [Theme] | [%] | "[Quote]" |

---

## Career Site Audit

| Dimension | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| Mobile responsive | ✓/✗ | |
| Employee stories | ✓/✗ | |
| Values articulated | ✓/✗ | |
| Benefits detailed | ✓/✗ | |
| DEI commitment | ✓/✗ | |
| Team photos (not stock) | ✓/✗ | |
| Application UX | [Clicks] | |
| Diversity in imagery | ✓/✗ | |
| Search/filter UX | ✓/✗ | |
| EEO statement | ✓/✗ | |

**Critical gaps:**
- [Gap]
- [Gap]

---

## LinkedIn Activity

| Metric | Current | Benchmark | Status |
|--------|---------|-----------|--------|
| Followers | [N] | 1,500-5,000 per 100 employees | [✓/✗] |
| Followers growth (12 mo) | [X]% | 10-30% | [✓/✗] |
| Posting cadence | [N]/week | 4+/week | [✓/✗] |
| Leadership posting | [Y/N] | Yes | [✓/✗] |
| Employee advocacy | [Active/Inactive] | Active | [✓/✗] |
| Engagement rate | [X]% | 3-5% | [✓/✗] |

---

## Competitor Comparison

| Company | Glassdoor | CEO Approval | LinkedIn Followers | Differentiator |
|---------|-----------|--------------|--------------------|----------------|
| [Subject] | [X] | [%] | [N] | [Position] |
| Competitor A | [X] | [%] | [N] | [Position] |
| Competitor B | [X] | [%] | [N] | [Position] |
| Competitor C | [X] | [%] | [N] | [Position] |

**Where we win:**
- [Strength vs competitors]

**Where we lose:**
- [Gap vs competitors]

---

## Red Flags

| Red Flag | Indicator | Severity | Impact |
|----------|-----------|----------|--------|
| [Flag] | [Evidence] | [High/Med/Low] | [Impact] |

---

## Candidate Experience Signals

Pulled from interview reviews (Glassdoor):

| Signal | Sentiment | Notes |
|--------|-----------|-------|
| Recruiter quality | [Positive/Mixed/Negative] | |
| Interview process | [Positive/Mixed/Negative] | |
| Communication / follow-up | [Positive/Mixed/Negative] | |
| Decision speed | [Fast/Average/Slow] | |
| Loop length | [Reviewed length] | |
| Ghosting complaints | [Frequency] | |

---

## Brand Improvement Plan

### Week 1 (Quick Wins)
1. [Action — owner — expected impact]
2. ...

### Days 8-30 (Foundations)
1. [Action — owner — expected impact]
2. ...

### Days 31-90 (Compounding Plays)
1. [Action — owner — expected impact]
2. ...

---

## Recommended Investments

| Initiative | Estimated Cost | Estimated Impact (apps/quarter) |
|------------|----------------|--------------------------------|
| Employee story content series | $[X] | +[X]% |
| Employee advocacy program | $[X]/qtr | +[X]% |
| Career site refresh | $[X] one-time | +[X]% |
| Layoff narrative repair (if applicable) | $[X] | Restore trust |

---

*AI-generated analysis based on publicly available data. Always verify with HR / talent leadership before acting.*

RULES

  1. Cite specific evidence — quote review themes, name competitors, link to career site
  2. Distinguish leading from trailing signals — recent layoff news drops applications immediately
  3. Don't sugarcoat — if Glassdoor is 3.0, say so
  4. Compare to competitors candidates also research — context matters
  5. Always flag CEO approval < 50% — leadership crisis
  6. Suggest specific content — "publish DEI metrics" beats "improve DEI"
  7. Address layoffs proactively — silence makes it worse

ERROR HANDLING

  • If company is too small for Glassdoor reviews, focus on LinkedIn + career site
  • If career site URL not provided, ask for it
  • If recent layoff exists, lead with that — it dominates candidate perception

DISCLAIMER: For educational/research purposes only. AI-generated analysis based on publicly available data.