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There are four components of the HR Impact Model, which affect how a HR Professional may operate within a given environment. Which one of the following is NOT a component of the HR Impact Model?

The correct answer is B. Client. The HR Impact Model contains four components: Consultation, Catalyst, Programs and Processes, and Credibility. 'Client' is not among them.

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Question

There are four components of the HR Impact Model, which affect how a HR Professional may operate within a given environment. Which one of the following is NOT a component of the HR Impact Model?

Options

  • AConsultation
  • BClient
  • CCatalyst
  • DPrograms and processes

How the community answered

(37 responses)
  • A
    5% (2)
  • B
    76% (28)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    14% (5)

Why each option

The HR Impact Model contains four components: Consultation, Catalyst, Programs and Processes, and Credibility. 'Client' is not among them.

AConsultation

Consultation is a legitimate component of the HR Impact Model, representing the advisory and guidance role HR plays with organizational leaders and stakeholders.

BClientCorrect

Client is not a defined component of the HR Impact Model. The four components are Consultation, Catalyst, Programs and Processes, and Credibility - each describing a distinct way HR professionals create and demonstrate organizational value within their environment.

CCatalyst

Catalyst is a legitimate component of the HR Impact Model, representing HR's role in initiating and driving organizational change and improvement.

DPrograms and processes

Programs and Processes is a legitimate component of the HR Impact Model, representing the operational policies, procedures, and initiatives HR designs and delivers.

Concept tested: HR Impact Model four components

Source: https://www.hrci.org/community/blogs-and-announcements/hr-leads-business-blog/hr-leads-business/2015/09/01/understanding-the-hr-impact-model

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#HR Impact Model#components#HR framework

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