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We survey the entire population it is called census.
In this case, not all employees will check their emails regularly hence only those who are internet savvy will check the mail and out of which few would respond to the mail.
Hence the results would be biased to a certain extend.
Therefore the above mentioned approach in the strict sense cannot be called random sampling, as out of the entire population a sample is not selected randomly and emailed for the survey.
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