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Why SHRM Questions Feel Subjective (But Aren't)

Struggling with SHRM exam questions where it feels like there are two correct answers? You aren't alone. Many candidates believe the SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP exams are subjective, but they aren't. The test just requires a specific mindset shift that separates "Real World HR" from "Exam HR." In this video, I break down why your instincts to "jump in and fix it" are costing you points. I explain the Process, Role, Risk framework—the exact order of operations you need to apply to situational judgment items to determine which answer is strategically correct. We also walk through a practice example regarding a manager/employee conflict to show you exactly how to spot the "trap" answer versus the "strategic" answer. 🚀 Join the Free Certification Success Community: https://bit.ly/4i6TFyz Stop guessing and start thinking like the exam creators. Get access to breakdowns, common mistakes, and study strategies. ⏱️ Video Chapters: 0:00 - Why SHRM questions feel subjective (The Myth) 0:26 - The Exam Mindset: Process, Role, Risk 0:46 - Real World HR vs. Exam HR Instincts 1:15 - Practice Question: Manager & Employee Conflict 1:40 - Why the "Helpful" answer is often wrong 2:10 - Who is Latisha Newby? 2:35 - How to stop losing points on strategy ❓ Questions Answered in This Video: How do I choose between two correct answers on the SHRM exam? What is the difference between SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP thinking? How do I answer SHRM Situational Judgment Items (SJIs)? Why does the SHRM exam feel subjective? About Latisha Newby: I am an HR strategist, attorney, and certification coach dedicated to helping HR professionals pass their SHRM and HRCI exams. My goal is to help you move from memorization to strategic application. #SHRM #SHRMCP #SHRMSCP #HRCertification #HRStrategy #HumanResources