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Different Sized Companies

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What are your thoughts about working for a:

small company?
Medium size company?
Large company (SEC) regulated business you own and run?
Privately owned company?
Public company?
Government Organization?
Non-profit Organization?

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This solution provided the pros and cons of working for a variety of sizes of companies as well as examples provided to clarify further.

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The different sizes of a company are important depending on the person. A small organization has much gossip if it has more than ten people employed, and it not much different than a medium or large. However, with large company, a person will experience much more red tape because of the stringent policies and procedures. I think the best size is medium because an ...

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