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HRCI Exam GPHR Topic 3 Question 69 Discussion

Actual exam question for HRCI's GPHR exam
Question #: 69
Topic #: 3
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An organization has decided to utilize a geographic organizational structure. It has several offices throughout Europe and one office in Asia, in particular, in Shenzhen, China. Although the European offices are very well integrated into headquarters, the office in China has been running fairly independently. Of the locations, this office has been the most resistant to expatriates entering and to developing local talent, In fact, headquarters suspects that most of the hiring and promotions have been based on nepotism. Which of the following gaps does the China office NOT exhibit in this scenario?

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Virgie
2 days ago
I believe the China office is also lacking in Skill & competency gap. They need to focus on developing local talent and not just hiring based on nepotism.
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Antione
2 days ago
Aha, the China office is running pretty independently, so I bet they don't have a knowledge sharing gap. They're keeping all that juicy information to themselves!
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Crista
4 days ago
I agree with Lorean. The China office seems to be lacking in sharing knowledge, which is crucial for a successful organization.
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Lorean
9 days ago
I think the China office does not exhibit a Knowledge sharing gap.
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Marti
10 days ago
The China office seems to have a major nepotism problem, which is definitely not a gap! It's more like a chasm.
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