LSAT 23, Logic Game 2, Question 10, LSATHacks

The key to this question is that Fu is always interviewed. Thanks to this new rule, Fu is also hired.

If Fu is hired then K is interviewed. If K is interviewed he must be hired.

If K is hired then M is interviewed. That means M must be hired.

If M is hired and L is hired (the question says L is hired) then O must be hired.

This means that F, K, M, L and O all have to be hired.

B is CORRECT because Jackson is to the left of L. Nothing forces Jackson to be interviewed or hired.

(The diagram below shows the order things happen in, as I described it above. Everyone who is interviewed is hired.)

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