Revisions to Which is more appropriate — "I work for" or "I work at"?

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You work for a company at a location.

I work for Comcast.
I work at the Comcast building.

I work for Comcast.
I work at the Comcast building.

You work for a company at a location.

I work for Comcast.
I work at the Comcast building.

You work for a company at a location.

I work for Comcast.
I work at the Comcast building.

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created Jul 30, 2011 at 13:05

You work for a company at a location.

I work for Comcast.
I work at the Comcast building.

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