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Redesigning TELUS' Careers Homepage

 TELUS Careers Homepage redesign

Overview

Tools used: Miro, Figma, FigJam

Who I worked with: Content Strategist, Data Analyst, Copywriter, Software Engineers


 

The problem statement: “Redesign TELUS careers in a way that articulates, differentiates, and brings to life our employer brand story and people-first culture; inspire prospective job seekers to apply for open opportunities and build positive brand affinity for TELUS as an employer”


Step 01: Data & Research

Overall data about the careers homepage

  • Telus Career homepage is a high-traffic page with most entries coming from the organic search

  • Highest clicked Call to Action is’ Search all jobs’ with 75%

  • Why TELUS page: 50% bounce rate, little engagement with the video, 35% of the clicks are to search all jobs

Why redesign?

Outdated design with non-engaging content

The page overall is not exciting and doesn’t provide enough information to the users about Telus values or life at Telus.

Having the ‘Why TELUS’ page separate from the homepage introduced an extra click for the customers who want to learn more.

 

Competitive Analysis

By using Miro we have looked at a couple of industry-leading companies such as Apple, Google, and Shopify. Here is what we found common between these companies:

  • Each homepage has a similar type of content around Life at the company, company brand, and teams.

  • Bold imagery and concise copy (tag line ) approach in order to convey more information to the customers.

  • Most of the companies we looked at have search first approach where customers can engage directly.

  • Clear categorization of the teams and functions people can apply to.

  • Depending on the company a separate section for student and graduate programs .

  • Easy to scan through and learn information about the company


Step 02: SWOT Analysis

By utilizing Miro, I facilitated a workshop where my team had to chance to identify the pain points and the opportunity gaps around the homepage and the careers journey.

Defining the problem

 

Identified pain points

  • Teams and categories are not identified clearly

  • IA was confusing on the homepage and on the navigation

  • Page content and visual were not exciting and engaging

  • Why TELUS had good content that was living separately

  • HP is not explaining a lot about TELUS and the values

  • Telus digital was not a part of it

Identified opportunity points

  • Cleanup the navigation and the homepage

  • Merge Why Telus content over to homepage content in order to elevate extra click

  • Overall refresh to visual imagery in order to reflect the new design system

  • Include diversity and inclusion page

  • Working with content strategist come up with a better way to explain teams and categories rather than just having links to the R&L pages

 

Step 03: Designing the content outline

At this stage by utilizing our SWOT analysis, gathered data, and competitive analysis we worked on designing the content outline before the low-fidelity stage on Figma.

Here are some principles we have discussed to have it on our wireframe:

  • Utilizing employer brand messaging in order to remain consistent with Masterbrand

  • Merging the ‘Why Telus’ page and carrying over the important content such as ‘Life at Telus’, Telus values and benefits

  • Adding a specific Benefits section and creating a benefits page to give more information to the customers

  • Clearly identify the teams and have a space to give more explanation around what that team means to Telus

  • Giving room to the testimonials and awards

Snapshot of the content & design jam on Miro

 

Step 04: Designing and Wireframing

Evolution of the design

After many rounds of feedback from the stakeholders here are some of the key changes we made to the design:

  • After many iterations, we agreed on having a more concise way of displaying the ‘Life at Telus’ component.

  • Having brand messaging up and being the face of the careers page

  • Everyone agreed on merging the Why Telus page and reconstructing the in-page navigation

  • Instead of having one main CTA, we decided to have multiple along the page scroll

 

The protoype

What has changed with the new design?

  • The bounce rate decreased by 25%

  • Search all jobs consist 64% of all clicks, 94% being the hero call to action

  • The time spent on the page increased by 7%

    Visit the live page here!


Learnings & Next steps

Stakeholders tend to give a lot of feedback and it’s important for the designer to filter the feedback depending on the context

Documentation around the feedback definitely helps with keeping track of the feedback and versioning!

Next up: Careers journey optimization!