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When you apply for jobs, you will be asked for references. Choose your references with care. What they say can make a big difference. Remember to send them a thank you note 

There are four types of references. References from past employers carry the most weight.

• Employment references include past employers, coworkers, subordinates, or clients. They can speak about your specific employment experience. You can also list people for whom you perform volunteer activities, babysitting, lawn mowing, and other odd jobs.


• Professional references are people who know you on a professional basis. They may include contacts from business and sales, clubs, or professional or community organizations.


• Academic references are instructors and vocational counselors. They can speak about your academic activities. These are most appropriate for current students or recent graduates.
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• Personal references are people who know you personally and can describe your skills. Only use this type of reference if you do not have the other types. Use the names of people who can tell an employer you can be depended on to do a good job.

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