The authors suggest that, just like a traditional brand, an employer brand has both personality and positioning. Employment branding is therefore concerned with building an image in the minds of the potential labor market that the company, above all others, is a “ greater place to work” Ewing et al, 2002. The employment brand highlights the unique aspects of the firm’s the potential labor market that the company, above all others, is a Ewing et al, 2002. employment offerings or environment Backhaus and Tikoo, 2004. Miles and Mangold 2004 defined employee branding as “the process by which employees internalize the desired brand image and are motivated to project the image to customers and other organizational constituents” This definition provides insight into how organizations could achieve a competitive advantage by strategically utilizing the employee branding process.