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Chewy: Ethical And Ambitious Company Culture
1. Chewy embodies a corporate ethos that resonates with me. For example, Chewy's initiative of supporting organizations that specialize in helping at-risk animals speaks directly to my ethical principles and philosophies. Chewy's refusal to forgo social responsibility is highly motivating, and I seek to propel this enthusiasm for the company forward in my work.

2. I am confident that I will thrive within Chewy's fast-paced and ambitious company culture. I understand that Chewy has a firm dedication to representing the industry's best customer service practices, and I am confident that I will be able to meet those expectations while thoroughly feeling "at home" with my colleagues at Chewy.

3. Perhaps most importantly, I have an unabashed love
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