"working in office" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe what someone does for work, for example, "My dad spends his days working in office."
"All yuppies working in office buildings".
Those working in office areas must complete Cornell University Health & Safety Basics and Fire Safety training.
The next day, people working in office towers in downtown Beijing found it impossible to make out skyscrapers just a few blocks away.
The bike has made of Mr. Padre, a shy, quiet man who spends most of his time working in office support at Merrill Lynch, a small-scale celebrity on wheels.
But management negotiators said the union's wage demands were outlandish, and suggested that the union should settle for closer to the 3 percent a year for three years that the union's 29,000 members working in office buildings accepted in separate negotiations.
Skype announced today further integrations into Microsoft's suite of online tools, with news that access to the communications app is now available while working in Office Online and OneDrive.
Other members of the network moved to Bristol to work in-office.
Remote workers might struggle to make personal connections that are formed when you work in-office.
She founded her independent practice in 2014 after working in offices in New York, Boston, and San Francisco.
But these days, it seems, the really unhappy people are working in offices.
Based in Greenwich, Connecticut, AQR operates globally with 1,000 employees working in offices from London to Sydney and Hong Kong.
