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09 Sep 2025, 07:31
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Must be true: No employee who completed a self-evaluation in a given calendar year was hired by the company for the first time in December of that calendar year.
Must be false: At least one employee who rated his or her performance as satisfactory in a given year did not receive an evaluation by his or her supervisor that year.
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Each year, all employees for a particular company complete an annual self-evaluation during the month of September, and all employees, including those who left the company after completing their annual self-evaluation, are subsequently evaluated by their supervisors. An employee hired after the month of September completes his or her first self-evaluation the following September. Each self-evaluation includes information about career goals, job responsibilities, and an overall rating of job performance, and approximately 70% rated job performance as being satisfactory or better. Approximately 40% of the self-evaluation ratings differed from the ratings given by the employee's supervisor.
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| Must be true | Must be false | |
| All employees working at the company in March have completed at least one self-evaluation. | ||
| Fewer than half of all employees had a job performance rating of satisfactory or better from their supervisor. | ||
| No employee who completed a self-evaluation in a given calendar year was hired by the company for the first time in December of that calendar year. | ||
| More than half of all employees had an unsatisfactory job performance. | ||
| At least one employee who rated his or her performance as satisfactory in a given year did not receive an evaluation by his or her supervisor that year. |
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Must be true: No employee who completed a self-evaluation in a given calendar year was hired by the company for the first time in December of that calendar year.
Must be false: At least one employee who rated his or her performance as satisfactory in a given year did not receive an evaluation by his or her supervisor that year.
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09 Sep 2025, 08:37
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This question is discussed here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/each-year-al ... 33280.html
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