in/at the company

Question

I have made the examples below.
(1) As a project manager, I go to my clients' companies and talk about business projects with them most of the time. Today, my employer tells me that I will get a promotion soon. In my new position, I will always work in/at the company.
(2) Jack has the most work experience at/in my company.
I am not sure which preposition is correct.

Lambie · Answer

to work for a/the company
to have the most experience of anyone in the company
to be at the company [for the day or for work or for whatever reason]
to be at = location, geographical or spatially
at home
at work
at school

Greg · Answer

I work at a company (insert company name) in a capacity that is important.
I work in a certain capacity at my company.
at: general
in: specific

in/at the company

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