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References: 5 Tips For Maximizing Them
Every potential employer will ask you for references. While a reference can confirm your employment at a company, you want a reference who will get you the job. Someone who will confirm to your potential employer how great you are. A reference should be able to speak to how valuable you were. It's someone who you've worked with on a consistent basis and knew how you impacted the work being done. It's very important that you pick your references wisely.
Take Charge: 5 Ways To Move Your Career
It's a new year and time to take charge of your career. Whether you just got a job or you've been in one for a while, now is the time to make things change. You can start looking for a new job at a new employer or you can start getting noticed where you are. Is there a position you want? Go after it. Start demonstrating to your supervisors and senior management that you have the potential to move up in the company. How?