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Why Bloomberg? Why this position (Sale and analytic)?
Describe one thing you are following now in the market?

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The solution provides reasons to work at Bloomberg; Bloomberg organizational culture in 472 words wuth four non-APA references.

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Bloomberg's organizational culture promotes openness and meritocracy. The offices of Bloomberg shows more open space and designed to make employees more engaged with each other. There are pantries with free food and drinks where the employees meet together.
In regards to its actual working culture, it fosters a 'healthy paranoia' that emphasizes that even if too much stress is not good for the employees and the organization, a sufficient amount of stress can help increase productivity. Bloomberg is a great company with very good reputation but employees are aware that there is daily competition in the market they are in and as such, the pressure or the 'healthy paranoia' assures the company of top quality performance every day.
Working with a prestigious company like Bloomberg assures one of a ...

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