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Grammar
Correct usage
Which one is more correct:
I have strong interest in working for your company
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I have strong interest in working at your company
I have strong interest in working for your company
or
I have strong interest in working at your company
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Hi,
Bombastic English: "I have a strong interest in working for your company."
Simple English: "I would like to work for your company."
But:
"I would like to work in your office."
"I would like to work at your school."
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Bombastic English: "I have a strong interest in working for your company."
Simple English: "I would like to work for your company."
But:
"I would like to work in your office."
"I would like to work at your school."
Here is another post you might find helpful: [url="
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I find them both grammatically correct.
Stylistically, "for" is 'warmer'; it emphasizes your willingness to contribute.
"at" is "cooler", more business-like.
Opinions will differ on this point.
Stylistically, "for" is 'warmer'; it emphasizes your willingness to contribute.
"at" is "cooler", more business-like.
Opinions will differ on this point.
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