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May I see Your References?

Filed under Job Search Process
Posted by Libraries, June 27, 2008
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Columnist Tamekia Reece, in her recent Career World article, tackles the oft-forgotten (but always crucial) step of preparing the list of references for the job interviews. This preparation includes more than compiling a list of names and (accurate! ) contact information, but also doing some work before the list is handed to the potential employer.

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blogged by Adrian Mitescu