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Comparing Line and HR Executives’ Perceptions of HR Effectiveness: Services, Roles, and Contributions

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Comparing_Line_and_HR_ExecutivesWP98_29.pdf (105.71 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/76994
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Author
Wright, Patrick M.
McMahan, Gary C.
Snell, Scott A.
Gerhart, Barry A.
Abstract

This study compared HR and line executives’ evaluations of the effectiveness of the HR function in terms of its service delivery, roles, and contributions to the firm. Survey responses from 44 HR and 59 line executives from 14 companies indicated that (a) HR executives consistently rated the functions effectiveness higher than did line executives, and (b) the greatest differences were observed on the more important and/or strategic aspects of HR. Implications are discussed.

Date Issued
1998-11-01
Keywords
HR
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human resource
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management
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executives
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firm
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effectiveness
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contributions
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advantage
Type
preprint

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