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Which of these is correct ( or the most likely) when introducing yourself to a colleague?



Hi, my name is .....
‘ I am new to the company ‘
‘ I am new to this company ‘
‘I am new at the company ‘



I am dean to number two and three but can’t find evidence that number three is wrong!



My own choice would be ‘ I am new here’ but I must find an answer among the sentences above. Thanks









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    Hi, my name is .....
    ‘ I am new to the company ‘
    ‘ I am new to this company ‘
    ‘I am new at the company ‘



    I am dean to number two and three but can’t find evidence that number three is wrong!



    My own choice would be ‘ I am new here’ but I must find an answer among the sentences above. Thanks









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      Hi, my name is .....
      ‘ I am new to the company ‘
      ‘ I am new to this company ‘
      ‘I am new at the company ‘



      I am dean to number two and three but can’t find evidence that number three is wrong!



      My own choice would be ‘ I am new here’ but I must find an answer among the sentences above. Thanks









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      Hi, my name is .....
      ‘ I am new to the company ‘
      ‘ I am new to this company ‘
      ‘I am new at the company ‘



      I am dean to number two and three but can’t find evidence that number three is wrong!



      My own choice would be ‘ I am new here’ but I must find an answer among the sentences above. Thanks







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