#3 - Global, Could Be True

[Dave Killoran]

Complete Question Explanation
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: viewtopic.php?f=385&p=94172)

The correct answer choice is (E)

F can never be a manager because F does not supervise any employees. Thus, answer choices (A) and (B) can be eliminated.

When there are two managers, G must always be the president, and thus answer choices (C) and (D) can be eliminated.

Thus, answer choice (E) is correct.

[Paul Marsh]

This Global question asks which two employees could serve as managers together. Now, as always for LG questions, I want to avoid testing out each answer choice one by one. Instead, I think of what inferences I have about the game, and how those can limit the possible answers to this question. We know from our inferences that F has to be a technician, so I'm going to immediately disregard any answer choice containing F. That means (A) and (B) are out. Similarly, I know that G can only be a manager in the 1-1-3 distribution, which would mean it's the only manager and so there would be no second manager for G to serve together with! So any answer choice containing G can also be disregarded here; (C) and (D) are both out. So my answer must be (E).