Making a recommendation letter Gender neutral
I have known and worked with [NAME] for last 2 years and I am very pleased with his/her services. During the scope of the project, [NAME] demonstrated a good work ethic and successfully completed the project within the agreed upon duration. I can also happily report that his/her work not only met my expectations, it exceeded them.
I have no reservations giving [NAME] my highest recommendation. I am very confident that you cannot go wrong by hiring him/her.
I use this letter as a base to write out recommendations. But there's too many of the "his/her" in it. Can they be replaced by something else that can be used to refer to either gender?
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I have known and worked with [NAME] for last two 2 years and I am very pleased with their his/her services. During the ir senior scope of the project, [NAME] demonstrated a good work ethic and successfully completed the project within the agreed upon time. duration .
- I have known and worked with [NAME] for last two 2 years and I am very pleased with their his/her services.
- During the ir senior scope of the project, [NAME] demonstrated a good work ethic and successfully completed the project within the agreed upon time.
- duration .
- I can also happily report that his/her the work not only met my expectations, it exceeded them.
- I have no reservations giving [NAME] my highest recommendation.
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