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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Letter Writing
Regarding a supporter that can validate my ...
Referees:
I have already given the details of two referees, one who can validate my recent experience and another one who can validate my academic background.
Now I would like to give another one referee who can validate my character, personality, etc .. Generally, in few words the referee should speak about my self as a family friend, but I do not know how to write this.
Below, is what I would like to say but I am not sure how should be written and expressed:
Regarding a supporter that can validate my......................... , I invite you to contact Mr. John Smith
Please help and advice!
I have already given the details of two referees, one who can validate my recent experience and another one who can validate my academic background.
Now I would like to give another one referee who can validate my character, personality, etc .. Generally, in few words the referee should speak about my self as a family friend, but I do not know how to write this.
Below, is what I would like to say but I am not sure how should be written and expressed:
Regarding a supporter that can validate my......................... , I invite you to contact Mr. John Smith
Please help and advice!
Top answer
Hi, In my experience of job application in N. America, such people are normally referred to as 'references'. In addition, they are not discussed in a letter, but simply listed in a section at the end of your resume.
- Hi, In my experience of job application in N.
- America, such people are normally referred to as 'references'.
- In addition, they are not discussed in a letter, but simply listed in a section at the end of your resume.
- Or, very often, the resume simply says 'References are available on request', and you would then provide a list at the end of an interview, if asked for one.
- If you want to put it in a letter, I suggest eg As a reference for my character, I invite you to contact Mr.
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Hi,
In my experience of job application in N. America, such people are normally referred to as 'references'.
In addition, they are not discussed in a letter, but simply listed in a section at the end of your resume. Or, very often, the resume simply says 'References are availab
In my experience of job application in N. America, such people are normally referred to as 'references'.
In addition, they are not discussed in a letter, but simply listed in a section at the end of your resume. Or, very often, the resume simply says 'References are availab
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