#job reference

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

[bitchesgetriches]

Maybe weird question but is there a way to ask for references from coworkers without it being awkward? Especially if you're looking to leave but don't want management finding out?

Absolutely! I did this when I was leaving a company once. You just need to pick some coworkers you trust, explain that you're interviewing for other jobs "just to stay sharp and in practice," and that if they get a call you'd greatly appreciate a positive reference.

You can also ask for references from people like your college advisor or bosses from previous jobs. But if you don't have those folks in your back pocket, a current coworker is a great option.

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[obstinaterixatrix]

randomly found this while looking for nice paper, if that job hunting anon is still out there this is for you

[tval]

Hey so straight up question for people who actually have like a job and shit:

When you ask someone if you can use them as a reference and they say yes, does that mean that you can use them as said reference without having to ask them each time you use them as a reference when said reference is needed?

I know that sounds confusing as fuck, but I need to know.

[ceevee5]

[sportsandlaughs]

[everydaydeeds]

Day 3532 - Acted as a reference for a couple of my former employees in the last week.

[immigrantconnect]

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