I have next statements about people's company's department:
He 's in production. They make the company's products.
She 's in HR. She finds new people to work for the company.
I think that we can say these sentences another way:
He works in production and they make the company's products.
She works in HR and finds new people to work for the company.
But can we say them in one more another way, maybe it's a bit silly question, but I'm completely not sure about it:
He 's in production and they make the company's products.
She 's in HR and finds new people to work for the company.
I ask because I'm not sure that it's correct to join two verbs - 'to be' and 'to do' to one object (he, she)?
And if the last two sentences above are correct do I need 'she' here?
She's in HR and she finds new people to work for the company.