SPHR · Question #152
Which of the following is the first action for HR to take when assessing the value of adding a formal relocation program to the overall talent acquisition strategy?
The correct answer is D. Perform an opportunity assessment to understand current reality and business alignment.. The first action HR should take is to perform an opportunity assessment to understand current reality and business alignment (D). At the SPHR level, new program decisions begin with strategic need analysis, not solution design. An opportunity assessment evaluates factors such as
Question
Which of the following is the first action for HR to take when assessing the value of adding a formal relocation program to the overall talent acquisition strategy?
Options
- AConsult with relocation service providers and benchmark current trends.
- BWork with finance to develop a relocation policy and budget.
- CPost positions outside the region to determine interest in relocation.
- DPerform an opportunity assessment to understand current reality and business alignment.
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C13% (4)
- D77% (24)
Explanation
The first action HR should take is to perform an opportunity assessment to understand current reality and business alignment (D). At the SPHR level, new program decisions begin with strategic need analysis, not solution design. An opportunity assessment evaluates factors such as talent availability, hard-to-fill roles, geographic constraints, growth strategy, and competitive pressures. This ensures that a relocation program directly supports business objectives and addresses real workforce challenges rather than adding unnecessary cost or complexity. Consulting vendors (A), developing policies and budgets (B), and posting jobs externally (C) are implementation steps that should occur only after strategic alignment and business justification are established. SPHR exam content emphasizes that HR initiatives must be business-driven, beginning with diagnosis and alignment before operational planning.
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