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Those who claim that the Kribki Company is poorly managed often cite, as evidence, the fact that the Kribki Company has twice as many complaints listed against it on a popular complaint website than its nearest competitor. However, this data does not necessarily prove that the Kribki Company is poorly managed because ____________________.
Which of the following best completes the argument above?
(A) the Kribki Company also has a lot of loyal customers who have great things to say about it
(B) the website on which the complaints are listed started operations only one year ago whereas the Kribki Company has been in the business for more than three decades
(C) the Kribki Company has twice as many people manning its customer service department than its nearest competitor
(D) the Kribki Company has six times as many customers as its nearest competitor
(E) the Kribki Company does eventually manage to resolve the complaint of most of its customers
Which of the following best completes the argument above?
(A) the Kribki Company also has a lot of loyal customers who have great things to say about it
(B) the website on which the complaints are listed started operations only one year ago whereas the Kribki Company has been in the business for more than three decades
(C) the Kribki Company has twice as many people manning its customer service department than its nearest competitor
(D) the Kribki Company has six times as many customers as its nearest competitor
(E) the Kribki Company does eventually manage to resolve the complaint of most of its customers
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The argument challenges the idea that *more complaints = poor management*. For that, we need an alternative explanation for why Kribki has more complaints.
(A) Loyal customers exist, but that doesn’t explain away the higher number of complaints.
(B) Website’s age is irrelevant because both companies are compared on the same site.
(C) More customer service staff doesn’t explain why complaints are higher.
(D) If Kribki has six times as many customers, it’s natural it would have more complaints, even if management is fine. This weakens the claim.
(E) Resolving complaints doesn’t change the fact that complaints were filed in the first place.
Correct answer: D
(A) Loyal customers exist, but that doesn’t explain away the higher number of complaints.
(B) Website’s age is irrelevant because both companies are compared on the same site.
(C) More customer service staff doesn’t explain why complaints are higher.
(D) If Kribki has six times as many customers, it’s natural it would have more complaints, even if management is fine. This weakens the claim.
(E) Resolving complaints doesn’t change the fact that complaints were filed in the first place.
Correct answer: D
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There is a claim that the company Kribki is poorly managed. To support that claim, the Company Kribki has twice as many complaints as its nearest competitor. However, the data does not necessarily prove Kribki is poorly managed because ————-.
(A) the Kribki Company also has a lot of loyal customers who have great things to say about it.
Complaints doesn’t in any way related to the loyalty of the customers. Hence, wrong.
(B) the website on which the complaints are listed started operations only one year ago whereas the Kribki Company has been in the business for more than three decades.
The company which has listed these complaints have in no way any correlation with the duration of the companies. moreover, more duration of service doesn’t mean more count of complaints or less complaints. Hence. Wrong.
(C) the Kribki Company has twice as many people manning its customer service department than its nearest competitor.
If the customer service department has more employees, then the number of complaints is more is an illogical correlation. Hence, wrong.
(D) the Kribki Company has six times as many customers as its nearest competitor.
This seems a valid reasoning - because the more the customers are , there is a greater chance that the complaints received will be more compared to the nearest competitor.
(E) the Kribki Company does eventually manage to resolve the complaint of most of its customers.
Resolving the complaint is not the criteria in the question stem. Hence, wrong.
Option D
