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    • How Does a Job Reference Work?

      There are many types of applications that request a job reference. A job reference requires the contact information of a previous employer. A job reference may be requested when applying for a new job. The new employer may be trying to find out if you are a good employee. You may also be asked for a job reference when applying to... more »

    • How to Tell if Someone is Looking for a New Job

      Are you suspicious that a person you know is looking to be employed at a new company? If you're a boss, relative or a dear friend to the person in question, this article can help bring out the secret the person is hiding from you. more »

    • How to Know Who to Use as a Job Reference

      Choose references who can speak positively about your abilities to perform on the job. Your best choice is a former employer who thinks highly of you, but there are others who can help. Follow these steps to pick the perfect references. more »

    • How to Ask a Client for a Job Reference

      These days many people are becoming consultants for their fields. With no one in a supervisory position to provide you with a job reference, you'll need to rely on your clients to vouch for you. Whether you're thinking about becoming a consultant or just moving to another company, it's good idea to know how to ask a client for a job... more »

    • How to Ask a Co-Worker for a Job Reference

      Looking for a new job can be extremely stressful. In addition to updating your resume and going to interviews, deciding whom to ask for a job reference can make the process a little tricky. If you're concerned about tipping off your boss by asking for a letter of reference, ask a co-worker to provide a job reference instead. Remember,... more »

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