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There are links to the example letters in the article. There isn't enough space to create examples of each, so links were used instead. Thanks for leaving a comment.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

please give example of each type of letters so that it would be easy to get the instant solution.

-- Contributed by: give example of each type of letters

Charlz, I'm sorry but we do not write recommendation letters (plus we don't know the candidate). Please follow the tips in these and the other articles to request recommendation letters from colleague and others. Good luck.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

hi, pls do me a recommendation letter for my applicant, who is self motivated,confident and fit for my requirements as candidate for a Field marketing representative even shes a girl graduate of Criminology,which is her previous job is on modeling and payroll master.

-- Contributed by: charlz posadas

Hi Sofia,

You can follow the standard format, and in the text highlight the positive qualities that she exhibited while working under you that would help qualify her to teach her daughter. For example, organized, attention to detail, taught workshops... You get the idea. Let me know if you have further questions.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Maybe you could help me out for format on a character reference by a director to an employee confirming the capability of the said employee to furnish the studies of her daughter in another country.

Thanking you in anticipation.

Sofia

-- Contributed by: SOFIA FLORENDO

Hi Gaara,

Letters of recommendation vary in length. These are just samples of what to include, but when you write your letter five paragraphs is the usual minimum. Choose content wisely and be concise. A shorter letter is usually more effective than one that is lengthy.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Your letters are too short. Make it 1 page, if you will use for employment, and 2 if in school.

-- Contributed by: gaara

Hi Jabilah,

Do you mean post? All articles found here at LoveToKnow Business are copyrighted, but you can include a link to the article.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

hi! i want to paste the topic on your program!

-- Contributed by: jabilah saripada
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