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The big difference there seems to be cloud, ie someone else's computer, and company internal network. That is a big and fundamental choice: Will you allow (leak) your data outside of your control.
Doing anything with Windows shares is a bad idea technically, of course. But with git, every workspace is generally a full copy of the repository. All you need a shared one for is syncing work. And backups are always a sensible thing to have no matter how you arrange files. With that, it seems to be a low risk thing to me.
A bundle might or might not be safer than a repo, but either will probably work.