Cynthia Said:

Thanks for the reference letter?

We Answered:

these types of letters usually have two parts.
first they acknowledge the person's action or attitude that was meaningful and second they tell why it was meaningful.

never hesitate to be grateful, it has such powerfully positive effects that can keep goodness going.

letters always mean a lot to a person and they are always likely to help you out if you ever need them again.

Dan Said:

How do I ask someone for a reference letter?

We Answered:

no, do not ever write reference letters for yourself.

Simply ask if they would be willing to write a reference letter for you, but always give them plenty of time before you need it back. This is so that they can work at a reasonable pace and not feel rushed in any way. They will be able to collect their thoughts and write efficiently. Simply give them the due date of when you need it back (a week in advance is good). This will make it less stressful for everyone involved, and you will end up with great letters.

good luck!

Corey Said:

Can someone proof read this reference letter and critique it?

We Answered:

Excellent letter. Can my boss contact you to write one for me? LOL
The only suggestion I have is a comma between safe and compassionate care

Felix Said:

If someone writes you a "letter of recommendation" ..Does that imply that you can use them as a "Reference"?

We Answered:

I would say, even though implicitly. When I was hiring staff in the Clinic where I worked letters of reference were important. However it's more prudent to as for permission. Invariably anyone who gives a letter of recommendation , wouldn't object to be given as a Reference