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Law firms and other professional services groups, academic

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Mon Sep 02, 2019 10:20 pm

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Law firms and other professional services groups, academic institutions, and research divisions often have informal talent marketplaces where senior employees strive to identify the best employees junior to them and the junior employees compete for the assignments that they find most attractive.


A. where senior employees strive to identify the best employees junior to them and the junior employees compete for the assignments that they find most attractive

B. in which senior employees strive and identify the best junior employees and the junior employees compete for the assignments that they find most attractive

C. where senior employees strive to identify the best junior employees and the best junior employees compete for the most attractive assignments

D. that enable senior employees to strive and identify the best junior employees and the best junior employees compete for the most attractive assignments

E. in which senior employees strive to identify the best junior employees and the best junior employees compete for the most attractive assignments

OA E

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by rishab0507 » Wed Sep 11, 2019 10:40 pm
Here on first instinct will be to use pronoun where, as it refers to closest noun marketplaces. But its not a place where senior go out and strive

1) where vs in which.. here in which is better than where...
eg it will be better when we say " it was bangalore where i met him " rather than " it was bangalore in which i met him "..
however " mumbai has a market where you get everything " would not be better than " mumbai has a market in which you get everything "..

in which can refer to small place i/o where.

that they find most attractive vs compete for the most attractive assignments

the latter is more concise and clear than former.

Only option E clear both the problems,
Answer E
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