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Advanced Manufacturing Technology

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by amirhakimi » Thu Nov 14, 2013 8:01 pm
The amount of time it takes for most of a worker's occupational knowledge and skills to become obsolete has been declining because of the introduction of advanced manufacturing technology (AMT). Given the rate at which AMT is currently being introduced in manufacturing, the average worker's old skills become obsolete and new skills are required within as little as five years.

Which of the following plans, if feasible, would allow a company to prepare most effectively for the rapid obsolescence of skills described above?

(A) The company will develop a program to offer selected employees the opportunity to receive training six years after they were originally hired.

(B) The company will increase its investment in AMT every year for a period of at least five years.

(C) The company will periodically survey its employees to determine how the introduction of AMT has affected them.

(D) Before the introduction of AMT, the company will institute an educational program to inform its employees of the probable consequences of the introduction of AMT.

(E) The company will ensure that it can offer its employees any training necessary for meeting their job requirements.

Answer is E
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Source: — Critical Reasoning |

by amirhakimi » Thu Nov 14, 2013 8:17 pm
The presence of "if feasible" in the stem is kind of tricky!
It took me around 20-25 seconds to understand it's an Argument Evaluation question rather than strengthen question.

Anyway,
AMT ---> # of kwlg lifetime declined ---> Old kwlg=useless & new lasts 5 yrs

To prepare, a company should develop a training plan.

[spoiler]A)Only "Selected"!, This one's out.
B)Reverse Logic, it makes it aggravate.
C)Periodically survey only tells them what they already know (their knowledge will become obsolete rapidly) & won't help.
D)same as C, not helping.
E)This is it! the company should provide training as required.[/spoiler]

Answer is E
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