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Show me another »"I work for abc company" or "I work at abc company" ?
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Answerer 1
There's really no difference. They both say that abc company is where your paycheque comes from. -
Answerer 2
"for the abc company" and "at" indicates at a building or specific place whereas "for" indicates the company, but not a specific place. -
Answerer 3
You could say you work at abc, or for abc company. :)
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