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    Default colleague, fellow worker and co-worker?

    What are the differences between colleague, fellow worker and co-worker?

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    Default Re: colleague, fellow worker and co-worker?

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    What are the differences between colleague, fellow worker and co-worker?

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    They all mean pretty much the same thing. Colleague is the word most often used in professional settings.
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