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Bookmark or Share- mahogany row? - WordReference ForumsThe executive wing of the Coca-Cola Co.'s Atlanta headquarters proves mahogany row still exists in this era of Aeron chairs and office Guitar Hero contests. A step off the elevator sinks you into plush carpet, and Ming vases scattered across period furniture speak of Coke's appreciation of tradition, and pride in its 122-year-old ownership of ...
- At / in the heart of the city | WordReference ForumsNormalmente "in the heart of the city." Yo diría: The shop is located right in the heart of the city. (or: "...in the very heart of the city.")
- I´m the General Manager of / in / at | WordReference ForumsAlso, "I work in the New York office" or "I work at the New York office" but always "I work at headquarters." (OK, possibly "I work out of headquarters," but that's a bit more colloquial.) I can see why you're confused, fan.
- posted to / posted at | WordReference ForumsHello: I have a question: when you are speaking in military terms, and you have to say "my workplace is in this headquarters", you can also say "I'm posted to this headquarters" or "I'm posted at this headquarters"...? THANKS IN ADVANCE.
- credo and motto - WordReference ForumsThe J&J “Credo” — chiseled into the wall of its New Jersey headquarters — was written in 1943 just before the company became publicly traded. Communicating it to J&J’s multiple subsidiaries, so that each company lives it, is one of the J&J Chairman’s major responsibilities. I think "credo" as business term is passe.
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