The hidden cost of an EVP that doesn’t reflect reality

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Most organisations don’t have an employer brand problem. They have a credibility problem. On paper, the Employee Value Proposition (EVP) is clear, compelling, and meticulously crafted. It reflects the organisation’s ambition: its culture; its values; and its promise to employees. It has been signed off at board level, embedded into recruitment campaigns, and articulated across […]

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Is it time for a new approach to the EVP?

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‘Why work for us? Why not someone else? Why should you choose us over all others?’ Historically, the answer would have been – ‘Because we’re great.’ An organisation-centric view that what’s on offer is irresistible, and talent, frankly, would be lucky to get through the door.  Many dined out simply on a name – Google; Apple; […]

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Best Examples of Employee Value Propositions (EVP)

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Your EVP statement can be a crucial differentiator against competitors, attracting the talent you desire while continuing to inspire your current employees. Each EVP statement is of course unique to the individual business, its mission, values and purpose. It must be authentic and cover all aspects of the employee experience and culture within. How to […]

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