Reference Letters
An impressive resume and well-written cover letter will get you the job interview. A successful interview, followed by a professional, fact-based thank you letter reiterating your suitability for the job, will get your name on the shortlist of people to be considered for the job. But it is the excellent reference that will cinch the deal!
If a reference letter is requested, it must address the skills or attributes that will enable you to succeed in the role you are applying for. A reference letter must distinctly address your suitability for the particular job and your alignment with the company's values. Most Recruiters do not read cover letters, but hiring managers do!
A well-written reference letter highlighting your suitability for the position will be a valuable addition to your application package.
Have your reference letters prepared in advance and remember to take them to the interview take to the interview.
If a reference letter is requested, it must address the skills or attributes that will enable you to succeed in the role you are applying for. A reference letter must distinctly address your suitability for the particular job and your alignment with the company's values. Most Recruiters do not read cover letters, but hiring managers do!
A well-written reference letter highlighting your suitability for the position will be a valuable addition to your application package.
Have your reference letters prepared in advance and remember to take them to the interview take to the interview.
