Present Perfect Simple Vs Continuous (Part 1) - Lesson 5

Learn the present perfect...Perfectly!
3: Present Perfect with Times
This is Lesson 5: Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous?

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[dmitrymorozov]

Hi,
how about questions with "how long"+ Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous?
Do they mean the same? Does "how long" imply a "period of time"?
How long has he worked here?
How long has he been working here?
Do both sentences mean a period of time still continuing, not finished ? Or the former is somewhat ambiguous?
Thanks in advance.