Introduction

Employee Value Proposition-Is it good enough?

Unit Learning Outcomes

Select strategic recruitment sources. (4)

Develop recruitment messages. (4)

Identify recruitment metrics. (4)

Directions

Select an organization, either where you work, or one you are interested in, AND have not used in past course research and/or papers.

Identify the Organization’s Employee Value Proposition. (Watch the following video for an example of an EVP @ Dell):

3. After identifying the Employee Value Proposition, select a job within the organization, and do the following:

1-Evaluate whether you think the EVP is effective. Use ‘How to Develop an Employer Value Proposition’ on page 256-257 as a guide.

2-Identify how you would market the organization and the job to job seekers, include a short (phrase to a sentence or two) recruitment message.

3-Identify where the organization is sourcing for current job seekers. If unable to determine, discuss where they would source job seekers. Do you have any other recommendations for where to source applicants?

4-What metrics would you recommend using to measure the efficacy of the recruitment message?

Submission Requirements

The submission should:

be 8 pages

include a title and reference page

follow APA 7th edition formatting

include 5 outside sources

Note: These should be primarily from professional, e.g. Harvard Business Review, and scholarly sources e.g. Personnel Psychology, Journal of Management, or Academy of Management Review