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Get Great Letters Of Recommendation


Are Letters of Recommendation really necessary ? Not always. BUT, this does not mean that you shouldn't ALWAYS have a great LOR (Letter of Rec) on hand. Below are some pointers on how to make sure that your LORs are the best of the best !

How to Get Great Letters of Recommendation

Write it ! My biggest tip is to approach a former employer, teacher, friend-of-family and say, "I need a letter of recommendation for an internship, if I write one, do you mind looking over it and signing it ? I know you are busy." This ensures that your letter will read exactly as you like it ! Let's be honest. Most employers are busy and don't want or have time to write you that smoking letter that stands out. This is the approach I have used and employers actually appreciate that I'm trying to save them time. They will make any changes they see suitable and print out on company letterhead. Continue reading ...


Lauren Berger.jpgArticle by, Lauren Berger, dubbed "The Intern Queen" after participating in fifteen internships during her four years in college. She built her "Intern Queen"brand in May of 2006 and recently teamed up with Quarterlife to create the Quarterlife Internship Program where students can get FREE access to internships in the entertainment and journalism fields. Berger also provides Internship Advice and Content for students.

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