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The first time that the name of Jockey Club came to my eyes is on the buildings in our campus – Jockey Club Innovation Tower and Jockey Club Auditorium. This brought me a great interest to know what is Jockey Club and why it can invest money to build two major buildings for my university. During my research, I started to want to work for the club after my graduation. First, it is a non-profit organization and invests a lot in the charity every year. Second, working for Jockey Club can give me opportunities to communicate with people with different backgrounds. Last, it holds many activities every year and have a creative place for working.
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