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Summary of Inputs to EVP Design<br>
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What it does:
This template helps you gather and summarize information from three important sources to inform your employee value proposition (EVP) design. The information you collect is essential to make confident decisions regarding the design of your EVP. Introduction How to Use it:
Complete this template to summarize information needed for your EVP design, and then present it to relevant stakeholders, including the EVP Design Team. You need information from three sources: The labor market (including current employees), talent competitors and your organizational strategy. Instructions:
Complete this template by filling in relevant information for the text marked in [red brackets]. You can change any text in this template as necessary.
If you are unsure how to fill in some text, refer to the yellow box to the left of each slide for recommended sources.
Use the other resources from the Ignition Guide to Designing a Compelling EVP to help you complete this presentation.
Delete the first two slides of this document and the yellow boxes throughout before presenting.<br>
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[Organization name]
[Date] Insert your organization’s logo here Summary of Inputs to Our EVP Design<br>
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Roadmap Our Target Labor Market Insert your organization’s logo here Our Talent Competitors Our Business and HR Strategies<br>
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Our target labor market — overall Insert your organization’s logo here Top Attraction Drivers Top Perceptions of Our Organization Top Attrition Drivers [Attraction driver #1]
[Attraction driver #2]
[Attraction driver #3]
[Attraction driver #4]
[Attraction driver #5]
[Attraction driver #6]
[Attraction driver #7]
[Attraction driver #8]
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[Attraction driver #10] Source [Source of information] [Attrition driver #1]
[Attrition driver #2]
[Attrition driver #3]
[Attrition driver #4]
[Attrition driver #5]
[Attrition driver #6]
[Attrition driver #7]
[Attrition driver #8]
[Attrition driver #9]
[Attrition driver #10] Source [Perception #1]
[Perception #2]
[Perception #3]
[Perception #4]
[Perception #5]
[Perception #6]
[Perception #7]
[Perception #8]
[Perception #9]
[Perception #10] Source [Source of information] [Source of information] Where Do I Get Information to Fill Out This Slide?
Employment Value Proposition Design Center (Available to select Gartner clients)
Departure View Exit Surveys (Available to select Gartner clients) Results from recent employee or candidate surveys or focus groups. Use the Candidate EVP Survey and Employee EVP Survey.
How Will I Use the Information on This Slide to Design My EVP?
You will use the information on this page to determine the initial list of potential EVP attributes and evaluate how well you deliver these attributes (Steps 1 and 2 of the Core EVP Generator).<br>
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Our target labor market — segment-specific variations Insert your organization’s logo here Where Do I Get Information to Fill Out This Slide?
Use the same sources you used for Slide 5 of this report.
How Will I Use the Information on This Slide to Design My EVP?
You will use the information on this slide to choose appropriate talent segments for which to customize your core EVP using the Employee Segment Prioritization Tool, and to make customization decisions using the Segmented EVP Generator.<br>
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Roadmap Our Target Labor Market Insert your organization’s logo here Our Talent Competitors Our Business and HR Strategies<br>
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Our talent competitors Insert your organization’s logo here Where Do I Get Information to Fill Out This Slide?
Employment websites, job postings and other publicly available information from talent competitors.
Anecdotal information from recruiters, employees and candidates.
Analysis from the EVP Competitor Differentiator.
How Will I Use the Information on This Slide to Design My EVP?
You will use the information on this slide to evaluate potential attributes of your core EVP for competitive differentiation (Step 3 of the Core EVP Generator).<br>
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Roadmap Our Target Labor Market Insert your organization’s logo here Our Talent Competitors Our Business and HR Strategies<br>
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Our business strategy Insert your organization’s logo here Where Do I Get Information to Fill Out This Slide?
Recent business strategy documents or presentations.
Conversations with business leaders. Use the Business Leader EVP Interview.
How Will I Use the Information on This Slide to Design My EVP?
You will use the information on this slide to evaluate potential attributes of your core EVP for alignment with organizational strategy (Step 4 of the Core EVP Generator).<br>
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Our HR strategy Insert your organization’s logo here Where Do I Get Information to Fill Out This Slide?
Recent HR strategy documents or presentations.
Conversations with HR leaders.
How Will I Use the Information on This Slide to Design My EVP?
You will use the information on this slide to evaluate potential attributes of your core EVP for alignment with organizational strategy and for feasibility (Steps 4 and 5 of the Core EVP Generator).<br>