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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'my work at' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe activities related to work that you are either currently engaged in, or have been engaged in in the past. For example: "I am proud of my work at the animal shelter, where I helped care for hundreds of animals in need."
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My work at the paper.
That all came from my work at Twitter.
My work at the shop started out harmlessly enough.
"It had no relation to my work at all.
I will be really passionate about my work at Hull".
But it did not affect my work at NCCL.
They critiqued my work at length, and I listened.
"So I leave my work at the stadium".
He had no influence over my work at all".
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"I'm still doing my work [at the law office].
I've been doing [my work at Intel] a long time.
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