According to the Towers Perrin model for employee branding: “Most companies passionately pursue one of three dominant business strategies that drive their value proposition, and each value proposition implies a set of desired employee behaviours from different employee groups.”
The three common strategies and expected behaviours:
Operational efficiency: Best Cost
Staff expected to demonstrate:
•speed;
•efficiency;
•cost cutting;
•resourcefulness;
•creativity;
•commitment;
•care; and
•teamwork.
Staff expected to demonstrate:
•speed;
•efficiency;
•cost cutting;
•resourcefulness;
•creativity;
•commitment;
•care; and
•teamwork.
Product excellence: Best Product
Staff expected to demonstrate:
•innovation;
•passion for quality;
•continuous improvement;
•risk taking; and
•detail orientation.
•innovation;
•passion for quality;
•continuous improvement;
•risk taking; and
•detail orientation.
Customer intimacy: Best Experience
Staff expected to demonstrate:
•respect for people;
•teamwork;
•caring/sensitivity/empathy;
•listening skills; and
•friendlyness.
•respect for people;
•teamwork;
•caring/sensitivity/empathy;
•listening skills; and
•friendlyness.
Staff are:
•empowered;
•anticipatory; and
•experienced (low turnover).
•empowered;
•anticipatory; and
•experienced (low turnover).