Wow 2010 post on FP in 2021, interesting

"Work with us" could mean working with a person or group of people to achieve a certain goal wether paid of free service, in this scenario, if the job seekers use these words is not bad "if" the interviewer(s) are not the owners but if they are "work for you*" is the appropraite word.

Nobody gets rich working for somebody else!

I'd rather work with someone and learn

"work with somebody" is the thing.
An employer might see it as pride though.

Working for somebody means you are a servant
Working with somebody means partnering with the person (This will definitely yield better result)

It is still a matter of words. The essense remains the same when you hire people: they work for you, but for some people it is hard to admit the fact that they have the boss and they are not free to do anything the want.

D both is accurate
I rather agree to work with u
Cos no be my papa own
I'ma leave one day

[Na woooo quote author=Mkpotu post=6229775]A serious argument ensued in my office after we conducted an interview for new entrants into our firm, while some of the people interviewed said they will 'work for us', one or two persons said they will 'work with us'.

One of the interview team members rather saw the use of the word, "work with us" as form of pride and that such people should not be employed in the firm, while the others are of the view that they do not see something wrong in the use of the word 'work with'. Different people gave different interpretation to the words.

House, I just want to hear your opinion on this, as that will serve to stop the lingering employment crisis generated in my firm since after the interview yesterday.[/quote]

Nothing bad in both of them the most important thing is where there is big fat cheque I'm in

I will rather "work with somebody".