Spanish
carta de recomendación Document in which the writer assesses the qualities, characteristics, and capabilities of the person being recommended.
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However, he said he had not seen the recommendation letter documents yet.
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She read my recommendation letter with one eyebrow raised the whole time.
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Other employees, she said, wrote personal statements, supplemental essays and recommendation letters.
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The path of privilege, which I had treaded, was paved with bombastic recommendation letters.
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He said he wrote personal statements and edited recommendation letters students had written about themselves.
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The best letter of recommendation ever written is an open fearless face.
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The friend can do nothing but gives him a letter of recommendation.
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He carried a letter of recommendation from Mr. Russell, but Slade demurred.
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A good manner is the best letter of recommendation among strangers.
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When you're closer to graduation, I'll write a letter of recommendation for you.
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She'd tell him what he could do with his letter of reference.
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Of course you can depend on me for a glowing letter of reference.
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We slipped a letter of reference across her desk.
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Pro tip: If Robert Kraft writes a letter of reference for someone, don't hire that person.
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That is your letter of reference and an excellently worded one, if I do say so myself.
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Goodbye. And goodbye reference letter.
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Bing made several copies of an introductory cum reference letter for me which I was to give to the people I was to meet.
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I spent the next few hours finishing a reference letter for a student, cleaning my bedroom, and explaining detergents and fabric settings to my nephew.
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Rounding off the application process were a personal statement, an essay and supplementary questions, along with reference letters.
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I should merely add my reference letters in the margin, and the shortest possible notes at the end.
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A couple of months ago a friend asked if I'd write her a job reference.
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And a bad job reference to boot.
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Her fight with Morgana had been a nasty necessity that would give her nightmares for centuries to come, not a job reference.
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The woman on the other end of the call was kind, though I had to give her the job reference number three times.
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A woman who was given a negative job reference has won the right to see that reference, following a ruling by Information Commissioner Emily O'Reilly.
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Any offer of employment is contingent upon the results of a pre- employment reference check.
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He said the £300 fee for an employment reference was a "fair administrative fee".
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A former aide to a Liberal Democrat peer has been condemned for charging former unpaid interns at his thinktank "£300 a go" for employment references.