A Competitive Advantage Achieved Through Human Resource Management Practices Is

question 90

Multiple Choice

A competitive advantage achieved through human resource management practices is likely to be more sustainable than that achieved by other means because:

• A) human resource practices are easy to imitate.
• B) human resource practices are not easy to imitate.
• C) human resource management practices are not usually visible.
• D) Human resource management practices are easy to evaluate.

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