The best advice I can offer is to know what kind of information employers are seeking in order to ensure your references are the most effective, in order to accomplish this you can:
- Be in contact with direct/indirect superiors for past positions in order to determine how active they're willing to be or act on your behalf.
- Explain to your reference what are the qualities or areas of expertise you'd like them to highlight (according to the qualities the employer is looking for).
- Provide as much information as possible regarding the position you're aiming for to your reference in order for them to be able to portray you in the best possible way.
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D. No, the Union failed to gain control of the rest of Louisiana or move into Texas and Arkansas.
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She shows him around town and helps him unite with her freinds
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The subject of the sentence is b. you~
with the smell of steaks in passageways (olfactory=sense of smell)
