[Solved] The challenges inherent in Strategic HR Planning include:

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Q.	The challenges inherent in Strategic HR Planning include:
A.	identifying HR constraints and limitations.
B.	creating common bonds.
C.	developing HR strategies suited to unique organizational features.
D.	explicating company goals.
E.	all of the above
Answer» C. developing HR strategies suited to unique organizational features.

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