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Reference List
Often in an interview, the interviewer will ask for a reference list. This is a list that has names and contact information for people who know you well and are willing to say positive things about your work and personal qualities.
What is a reference list?
(click here for example)- It is a page that is separate from your resume
- It lists 3 or 4 people who know you well, and are willing to talk to potential employers about your personality and skills
Who can be a reference?
- People you have asked and are willing to be your reference
- Former employers or co-workers
- Former or current teachers
- Former or current academic counselors
- Not relatives or friends
What do you do with the reference list?
- Bring copies of it with you to interviews (use high quality resume paper)
- Include it in your portfolio
What does the reference list contain?
- Your name, address, e-mail address, telephone and relay number (optional)
- The name, job title, employer name, address and contact information for each of your references