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Three-quarters of new recruits feel that their employers are failing to deliver on their promises, making the recruits feel less committed to their work.Companies need to put more effort into defining their EVP, says the CEB.

Six percent of Fortune 500 companies have gotten rid of rankings, according to management research firm CEB.

"Employees that do best in performance management systems tend to be the employees that are the most narcissistic and self-promoting," said Brian Kropp, the HR practice leader for CEB.

One in five graduates apply for jobs that don't match their interests, according to a report by advisory firm CEB.

With males largely dominating senior positions, it is likely that an environment fuelled by fear of failing and losing face is turning women off.Jean Martin Executive director CEB Arlington, Virginia* SIR – Swedes do not put a premium on career achievements to the same extent that Americans do.

The CEB found that company investment in learning and development in America in 2004-06 barely kept up with inflation.

The CEB also surveyed some 4,000 hiring managers in more than 30 companies, and was told that the average quality of candidates had declined by 10% since 2004 and the average time to fill a vacancy had increased from 37 days to 51 days.

9.45am: When Cebs put its new rules out for consultation there were usual rows about bankers threatening to relocate and it looks as if they have sent legal representatives to today's hearing.

Consumers are seeking "authentic emotional connections" with brands, said Mandy Levenberg, vice president and consumer strategist for cause and sustainable living at CEB Iconoculture, a consumer research and advisory firm that is part of the Corporate Executive Board Company, and the perception that certain "shared values" can increase loyalty.

"It's still at a point where the value is set by what the next guy is willing to pay for it," said Brian Riley, senior research director at the CEB TowerGroup.

"Many businesses wrongly assume money is the primary motivator for staff, but throwing money at recruitment may be the least effective option – particularly in the UK," says Jean Martin, executive director at CEB. "Of course it's important, but most UK employees aren't chasing the best pay packages.