Greetings!
I will be happy to give you feedback on your essay. I can give you my personal rating of the essay, but please understand that my criteria may differ from those of the GMAT examiners.
Your first paragraph, with the exception of the last sentence, is simply a restatement of the facts. The first sentence of the second paragraph is, too. I would think that, because your time is limited, you want to spend it wisely by answering in as much detail as possible in the time and space allotted. Regurgitating the given facts does not really help you.
You did a good job of pointing out some of the weaknesses of the argument. You might want to stress a little more that it is not possible to tell how relevant the 79% response rate regarding corporate restructuring and redesign of benefits programs is, when there is no information given about what other issues were on the survey and what the response rates were for those issues. You were not specific enough about "what changes in the argument would make it more logically sound, and what, if anything, would help you better evaluate its conclusion."
Here are some tips regarding the writing itself:
"interest" is misspelled twice as "intrest"
You have a tendency to drop the article "the":
so will obviously have a high level of intrest in
the topics mentioned.
On the other hand, even if it is considered that all the employees who responded positively to
the survey are not managers,
not only on the results of the survey but also on the basis of
the survey
Watch your grammar; some of your sentences are a little awkward or garbled:
"because these employees
could get actually benefited" - better would be "could actually benefit"
"So, it cannot be rightly concluded that workers are apathetic about managment issues is false." - Aside from the misspelling of "management," it is difficult to follow this sentence; it really does not make sense.
"To strengthen the argument the author should have a more
detail [should be "detailed"] analysis not only on the results of the survey but also on the basis of
the survey, like the ones mentioned above." - Like what ones mentioned above? I'm not sure what you are referencing here.
"Only when the author rules out other possible factors and could conclude that only the survey results are necessary and sufficient for the above conclusion, will make the mentioned conclusion feasible." - This sounds like double-speak; it's much too vague and confusing to be a strong ending.
I would advise spending more time on a detailed analysis and less on restating the question. Try to specifically address all the issues mentioned in the instructions. Read every sentence you write, carefully, to make sure it says what you intended, and watch your spelling. All in all, if I were rating this essay on a 0-5 scale, I would probably give it a 2. You have a couple of good points, but you need more specific information and less vagueness and confusion.
I hope this advice is helpful to you!
Thanks,
Sarah, EssayForum.com
Sarah, EssayForum.com