reference letters
Professional endorsement documents
Reference letters are written recommendations attesting to someone's character, qualifications, or work performance, typically submitted as part of a job or academic application.
They vouch for the candidate through the authority of the writer—a former employer, professor, or colleague.
Also called letters of reference or letters of recommendation: The position requires three reference letters.
- recommendationAdvised course of action
- endorsementFormal expression of support
- testimonialStatement praising someone's qualities
- characterNature, symbol, or role
- vouchGive personal assurance
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Evaluating your own performance
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Formal notice of misconduct
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