The phrase "a current company" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a company that is presently in operation or relevant at the time of discussion.
Example: "I am currently employed at a current company that specializes in renewable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "an active company" or "a present company".
Tasked with identifying successful businesswomen, the academy would train potential female candidates and match them with a current company chair to mentor them".
Tasked with identifying successful business women, the academy would train potential female candidates and match them with a current company chair to mentor them.
The guests filed into the main studio to watch Daniel Roberts, a current company member, perform a brief solo called "Totem Ancestor," which Cunningham had made for himself in 1942, at the outset of his career.
"It's possible that if you were to investigate the history of every one of those 150 companies, there is a direct connection to an incubator — maybe the current company bought a company that acquired a company that came out of an incubator".
I started as a temp with my current company and was hired a few months after that, but because of the "job change," I was not eligible for fully-paid family leave.
And the more responsibilities you have, the more you're growing or WILL grow in your career -- whether that happens at your current company, a different company, or a venture on your own.
Once you've established your career and are ready to move up the ladder, there are a few tips to keep in mind whether you're considering a new job offer or negotiating a raise at your current company.
Dr. Yen, through a spokesman at her current company, refused several interview requests.
An employee who sees a future with their current company is less likely to seek employment elsewhere.
When interviewing, ask, "Can you tell me how you share your knowledge on XYZ topic at your current company?" A person who likes to share feels compelled to distribute information and is a true "team player".
There are two ways to achieve your goal - look for a new job, or seek a better wage at your current company.
