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How To Write Written References

Submitted by Paul on 08/06/2009
Here are the fundamental procedures specifically designed to let you know how to write written references in the future. Take time to read the details in each section:

Step 1:
    Reveal how long you have been acquainted with the person you are referring to. Also indicate the important information telling the recipient (company or individual) how you get to know each other.

Step 2:
    Take note on your personal observations about your referral. If the reference is for a job, specify the experiences, qualifications and expertise he/she has in a certain field. If the reference is for a place a stay (like an apartment), you need to elaborate the person’s ability to preserve the living space, as well as the way he/she recompense the rental.

Step 3:
    You can make necessary comparisons. Mention how better the person is compared to other employees, renters, or students perhaps. Specify the positive attitudes and qualities the person has, likewise his/her advantage over other people in the same level, in the same field.

Step 4:
    Compare the person with your own qualifications. You will not be obliged to write a written reference if you do not have the credentials. In short, you must be good. So, mention how good that person is compared to your self. He/she might as well be good too.

Step 5:
    Be sure to put your name and your contact information on the inscription. The recipient may give you a call to verify the reference letter you sent to them. Moreover, this will be used by the recipient, to authenticate the reference you have written.

Step 6:
    Read what you have written several times. You need to do this to check if there are any mistakes in the spelling or typographical errors and wrong grammars that need to be modified. Proof reading is necessary to ensure the quality and credibility of your work.





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