Journal Article

·2021 OPEN ACCESS

DO CULTURAL DIFFERENCES MATTER IN EXPECTATION OF PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEES FROM IDEAL EMPLOYER

Büşra Müceldili YTU , Furkan Maraşlı , Beri̇van Tatar YTU

Journal of Global Strategic Management

Abstract

The present study aims to explore how employer branding perception differs among different cultures. Data were collected from Turkey and Germany in a field study (N= 366). Results from Independent T-Test Analysis have revealed that Turkish and German sample values different factors of instrumental and symbolic dimensions. Furthermore, results revealed that Turkish prospective employees attribute more importance to employer brand attractiveness comparing to German sample. Limitations of the study were considered and implications of the results for the promotion of employer branding were discussed.

Keywords

Ideal (ethics) Business Psychology Political science Law

Subject Areas

Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences ·Management of Technology and Innovation ·Social Sciences
Business and Economic Development ·Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law ·Physical Sciences

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