kvcpk wrote:"who" is required to modify people. AC out.

D uses "as new employees" as non essential. But is is essential.

in E, who and they are redundant, because both are referring back to people

pick B

gmatdriller wrote:Because of rapid technology breakthroughs in the last 20 years, many people that might have at one time suffered as new employees from lack of remote access, multiple computer viruses, or technical glitches now enjoy flawless wireless access as veteran workers.
A.
B. who might once have suffered as new employees
C. that as new employees might once have suffered
D. who, as new employees, might have at one time suffered
E. who, when they were new employees, might at one time have suffered

Any analysis of the various choices please?
OA= B

gmatdriller wrote:Because of rapid technology breakthroughs in the last 20 years, many people that might have at one time suffered as new employees from lack of remote access, multiple computer viruses, or technical glitches now enjoy flawless wireless access as veteran workers.
A.
B. who might once have suffered as new employees - correct
C. that as new employees might once have suffered - refer to point 1
D. who, as new employees, might have at one time suffered - refer to point 3
E. who, when they were new employees, might at one time have suffered - refer to point 3

Any analysis of the various choices please?
OA= B

gmatdriller wrote:the explanations are lucid; am glad i can solve similar questions.