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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Reference/recommendation

Hi.
Any difference between a 'reference' and a 'recommendation' in the context of employment?

Thanks in advance
  

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Note: I am assuming you're talking about applying for a job or writing a resume. g. g.

— Lakshwadeep

  • Note: I am assuming you're talking about applying for a job or writing a resume.
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  • your previous supervisor gives information about your personality and work ethic).
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Note: I am assuming you're talking about applying for a job or writing a resume. "Reference" implies basic factual information (e.g. who was your supervisor for your previous position?), while "recommendation" implies a more personal information (e.g. your previous supervisor gives information about your personality and work ethic).
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