Don’t Assume You Will Get A Good Reference
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Time and time again candidates assume when a person tells them they will be a reference, it means a good reference. Not true. In a recent poll 54% said they were given a reference and it turned out bad. This busts the theory that people will only give references they “KNOW” will give them a […] Related posts: Caution: Don’t Assume All References Will Be Good. Surprising Poll. Know Your References Well. It Isn’t What They Say, It’s How They Say It. Social Media Is Good and Bad For Your Job Search
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Time and time again candidates assume when a person tells them they will be a reference, it means a good reference. Not true. In a recent poll 54% said they were given a reference and it turned out bad. This busts the theory that people will only give references they “KNOW” will give them a good reference. This radio show explores who your references should be, what is expected for a GREAT reference and how to properly prepare you reference. You should never fall in the 54% again. A GREAT reference can be the tipping point for you to get the position versus someone else that gets either bad or just a good reference. If you want to listen to this recording or to download it CLICK HERE.
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