PrepTest 56, Section 2, Question 3
Acme Corporation offers unskilled workers excellent opportunities for advancement. As evidence, consider the fact that the president of the company, Ms. Garon, worked as an assembly line worker, an entry-level position requiring no special skills, when she first started at Acme.
Acme Corporation offers unskilled workers excellent opportunities for advancement. As evidence, consider the fact that the president of the company, Ms. Garon, worked as an assembly line worker, an entry-level position requiring no special skills, when she first started at Acme.
Acme Corporation offers unskilled workers excellent opportunities for advancement. As evidence, consider the fact that the president of the company, Ms. Garon, worked as an assembly line worker, an entry-level position requiring no special skills, when she first started at Acme.
Acme Corporation offers unskilled workers excellent opportunities for advancement. As evidence, consider the fact that the president of the company, Ms. Garon, worked as an assembly line worker, an entry-level position requiring no special skills, when she first started at Acme.
Which one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the reasoning above?
Acme's vice president of operations also worked as an assembly line worker when he first started at Acme.
Acme regularly hires top graduates of business schools and employs them briefly in each of a succession of entry-level positions before promoting them to management.
Acme promotes its own employees to senior management positions much more frequently than it hires senior managers from other companies.
Ms. Garon worked at Acme for more than 20 years before she was promoted to president.
Acme pays entry-level employees slightly higher wages than most other businesses in the same industry.
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