as a result of which

[alpacinou]

I want to suggest that as a result of working somewhere, I learned the value of something. Can I use "as a result of which"?

Do I need comma?

Does this work?

I worked in that company for two years, as a result of which I appreciated the value of designing careful research.

 

[teechar]

Try:

I worked in that company for two years, [STRIKE]as a result of which I appreciated[/STRIKE] which taught me to appreciate ...

or

I worked in that company for two years, [STRIKE]as a result of which I appreciated[/STRIKE] where I learned to appreciate ...

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the value of designing careful research

Do you mean "the value of carefully designed research"?

 

[GoesStation]

You have to make sure there's a single, clear antecedent when you use phrases like "as a result of which". Your sentence has two possibilities, in that company and for two years, so you should use other wording.

 

[emsr2d2]

Do I need a comma?

emsr2d2