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Farid, thanks so much for leaving a comment. I'm glad it helped you.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

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thanks a million for your sample recoms. it does help me.

-- Contributed by: farid

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Le Quang, thank you for leaving a comment. Glad it helped.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

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Thank you very much. This sample does help me!!!

-- Contributed by: Le Quang To

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Thank you, Helaine, for your kind words and for leaving a comment. We appreciate it!

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

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I found your samples very helpful in writing a letter of recommendation for a student just graduating from a community college and looking for work in the medical field

-- Contributed by: Helaine Rampley

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Ahsan, please take a look at the other sample recommendation letters. There are several that provide business samples. Thank you for leaving a comment!

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

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i need some sample letters for recommending a company to start the work, or selecting a company for the allotment of project. with the reasons and detail why i am alloting the project to the company.

-- Contributed by: Ahsan

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Hi Bummie,

A letter of reference usually accompanies a comprehensive application. These are most often written by the principal or a teacher.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

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Hi Bummie,

Follow the sample for recent graduate for ideas. Here are a couple of other links for more help:

• Examples of Recommendation Letters
• Letters of Recommendation

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

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I want a comprehensive application letter

-- Contributed by: bummie

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I want to write a recommendation letter for a student who just completed her industrial training.

-- Contributed by: bummie

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Hi Suzan,

A letter of recommendation for an internship usually comes from an academic or a professional reference. If you're writing a letter for someone who has served as an intern, see the first sample in this article labeled "For a New Graduate". It should provide the framework you need to put together a letter of recommendation. Let me know if you have further questions.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

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I want a recommendation letter for an intern.

-- Contributed by: suzan

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Hi quisha,

You've done well applying the information in this article to a sample letter of recommendation regarding character. Thanks for sharing it with us.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

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To Whom It May Concern,I have been a close friend and prior co-worker with (fill in name) for more than four years. He is a loyal, positive individual. He's also the go-to guy in our office; people continually turn to him for extra help both personally and professionally. His strong work ethic has helped him achieve a number of successes in his career, but he still makes time to take his grandmother to dinner every Sunday, saying she’s the reason he remembers, "where he came from." That's a quality I’ve always admired. I trust him impeccably because frankly, he’s never let me down. And we laugh together. A lot!

For all these reasons, I would highly recommend Alonzo for the Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring program. Please call me if you need more information. Sincerely,

-- Contributed by: quisha

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Hi Yogesh,

The focus of your letter of recommendation is clarified in the last section of this article. The key points that must be covered in your letter of recommendation include:

• Clarify the writer/applicant relationship.
• Detail positive accomplishments, contributions and abilities.
• Be complimentary, but not overtly.

Here are a couple more articles to help you:

• Examples of Recommendation Letters
• Letters of Recommendation

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

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Hello,

The work done is good, but need more aspects to be covered and more explored which might cater the needs of people.

-- Contributed by: yogesh sharma

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Hi Rene,

No, a letter of recommendation is written by someone who knows you. However, you can write a letter of introduction if you want to introduce yourself as a perspective candidate.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

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are we not be able to write a recommendation letter for our selves?

-- Contributed by: rene sister
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