'will have completed' vs 'would have completed'

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

In two months, I will have completed 3 years in this organization.
In two months, I would have completed 3 years in this organization.

Can someone please tell me which of the above two sentences is correct? Also, is finish a better alternative for complete here?

2

Good morning Daemon my friend.

Both sentences are correct. ( IMO )

The second implies that you finished your work before you completed the three years, therefore WOULD is exactly right in this context.

Completed,( done, worked ) is by far, the better word to use.

Kitosdad.

3

Thanks a million, Bill.

But I am not sure I understand what you mean by this.

The second implies that you finished your work before you completed the three years, therefore WOULD is exactly right in this context.

4

OK Daemon, let me rephrase that. It is as if you and I were talking about your PRESENT employment situation. You tell me that you have left your employment by adding :-

" If I had stayed there another two months, then I would have worked there for three years."

Hope that makes it a lot clearer.

Kitosdad.