What problem does it solve? Companies struggle to attract software engineers because their employer brand claims are contradicted by review sites, compensation databases, and anonymous forums, and their business cases rest on unsourced statistics. This Skill produces an honest, evidence-tiered engineering employer-brand plan instead of generic culture marketing. ## Core Features & Use Cases - EVP Design: Builds the employee value proposition against the EmpAt five values, forces specifics, and produces an explicit "what we don't offer" list checked against the four trust-eroding mismatch patterns. - Verification-Surface Audit: Audits employer-review sites, compensation databases, and anonymous forums before any content spend, with a ~70% offer-acceptance floor gating top-of-funnel investment. - Channel Ranking by Stage and Seniority: Ranks channels (posting fixes, transparency artifacts, referrals, blog, talks, OSS-as-funnel) by efficiency, value, effort, and compliance cost, matched to company stage and candidate seniority tier. - Statistic Debunking: Refuses the three circulating zombie statistics (72% blog-check, Gartner 69%, LinkedIn 50%) by name and supplies tier-labelled grounded replacements. - Use Case: A VP People preparing a board deck for an employer-brand budget gets the unsourced figures replaced with defensible ones; a founder with a 58% offer-acceptance rate gets a trust-audit-first plan instead of a blog calendar. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build an engineering employer-brand strategy for your company, describing your stage, target seniority, current offer-acceptance rate, and review-site ratings.