Our Back to School 14 Day Get Hired Challenge will get you in career shape this January. Your next challenge is…
Now that you’ve completed the first three days of the BTS Get Hired Challenge and have allowed your work to speak for itself, it’s time for other people to validate your professional skills. Employers will like you – but they want to see that other people like you, too. Having someone else vouch for you helps to create a consistent picture of your candidacy and your ability to perform well in the workplace. That’s where asking for a letter of recommendation comes in: you need to be ready with a few in your arsenal so that this doesn’t slow up the hiring process. Your challenge today? Ask for not one, but three letters of recommendation. Here are a few tips for how you can go about doing this:
For more tips on requesting a great letter of recommendation, check out this article. See you back here for Day 5!
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