When Writing Recommendation Letters You Should ________

question 70

Multiple Choice

When writing recommendation letters you should ________.

• A)limit your remarks to provable facts
• B)never collaborate with the former employee in developing the letter
• C)never offer to provide a personal reference
• D)omit all negative information
• E)never verify anything except the dates of employment and job titles

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