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Summary: Include references in a resume by attaching a separate sheet of paper with the individuals' contact information. Pick a variety of references, such as friends, former co-workers or civic organizations, and add them to a resume with the help of a management executive in this free video about writing job resumes.
Gloria Dixon Campbell has an executive MBA in management from the University of South Florida and a BA in sociology from the University of West Florida. She has developed, researched...read more
"Hi, I'm Gloria Campbell with Advantage Training Systems in St. Petersburg, Florida. Telling you, how to put references in your resume. The thing that you want to do is, always include references on a separate sheet. Don't ever make it part of your resume. One, it's subject to change. And then also, you really want the person looking at your resume. To focus on what your accomplishments are. And what you've done. Put references on a separate sheet. Once you decide, who you're going to put on the reference list. And here are some ideas. You might want your, someone from your former employment. You might also want a personal reference of friend. Or if you're involved in any type of civic organization or some type of let's say a networking group. You may want to put a reference there. Make sure that if you're going to put references on there. That you have the individual's name. You might also put an address. You'll need an address on there and a telephone number. And an e-mail address now, is also preferable. Make sure that you contact people that you put on reference list. And let them know that their names are on there. And if you give that to someone, let them know. Who may be calling. I'm Gloria Campbell with Advantage Training Systems in St. Petersburg, Florida. You can put a reference list on your resume. But there some rules that you want to observe."
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