The phrase "and worked the same" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was done in a similar manner or with the same effort as something else previously mentioned.
Example: "She completed her tasks efficiently, and worked the same as her colleagues to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "and performed similarly" or "and operated in the same way".
I came to the United States in 1990 and worked the same job for a Summerfield Suites hotel until I was hired at the Diva.
"For about 30 years, I stayed in the same department and worked the same job, which was rare among people of my age.
They worked with bullocks and horses, and worked the same lands and did the same amount of work in a day as a Saxon would, in laines [fields] named by Saxons".
Instead of running costly clinical trials to prove their drugs' effectiveness, generic companies would now only have to prove "bioequivalence," that is, that their drugs contained the same key ingredients as the brand, and worked the same way.
Thousands of teenagers spend hours chatting about the 18-year-old choreographer who, for the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, engineered Britney Spears's conversion to womanhood, squeezing her into a skintight black leather outfit no less, and worked the same magic on the too-cute boy band 'N Sync, so that the quintet now projects an image of real men with some serious urban vibes.
Yet beyond a few improvements to the event wall and invites system, plus the launch of the awesome Suggested Events tab, the feature has largely looked and worked the same for years.
It wants a simplified reporting system that looks and works the same in every country.
In other words, traffic reports and personalized streaming music channels should look and work the same in all cars.
We like the feeling of stepping back in time and working the same ground miners did a hundred years ago.
"I didn't play my best tennis the last six months, and I just try to keep working and working the same way," she said.
I believe teachers must be paid decent salaries like their peers -- doctors and lawyers -- and work the same hours that most professions demand.
