Why is it important to include a persons title when developing a reference sheet

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marishachu [46]2 years ago

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Answer:

Because it provides context and relevance for the person included as a reference.

Explanation:

A reference sheet makes it so that potential employers or others might have a reliable source of information about your past behavior, from people who have witnessed it first hand preferably. If I were to put "John Smith" as my reference, a potential employer would have no idea why is Mr. Smith a reliable source of information. If instead I put "John Smith, Sales Manager at Dunder Mifflin" and on my resume I have a previous job as a salesman at Dunder Mifflin, a potential employer would know Mr. Smith and I worked together and he was most likely my boss and therefore he would have valuable information to provide as a reference.

nexus9112 [7]2 years ago

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- It is important to include a person's title when developing a reference sheet because it gives credit to the person.

- So you can have references also so that the people hiring you can talk to a reference to see if your the person you can accept.

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