Definition
The carefully crafted fantasy of what makes your company a great place to work, which differs significantly from the employee value proposition (survival and a paycheck).
Example Usage
Our EVP emphasizes 'cutting-edge culture and innovation,' which apparently means everyone fights over the same three standing desks.
Origin
Marketing concept adapted to HR in the 2000s
Fun Fact
The companies with the best EVPs are usually run by people who haven't worked in an actual office in five years
Source: Employer Branding Standards
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