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Dear Ms./Mr. [Recommender Name], I hope you're well. I'm in the process of applying to [school or company name] and want to ask if you feel comfortable writing a strong letter of recommendation on my behalf. I thoroughly enjoyed my time as [your relationship to the recommender].

A letter of recommendation should include the following: An introduction that states the candidate's name and the position they are seeking. A clear statement of your relationship with the candidate. An honest testimonial of their work. A clear recommendation of the candidate.

The parts of the letter include: Introduction and statement of recommendation. List of specific reasons you are recommending them to the position. Personal story with evidence of their qualities (soft and hard skills) Closing statement with contact information. Signature.

Letter of recommendation for employee Dear [insert name], I am writing to recommend [employee_name]. [He/She/They] worked with us at [company_name] as a [employee_job_title] and [reported to me/ worked with me] in my position as [insert your job title]. As an employee, [employee_name] was always [insert quality].

Relationship with the Applicant: When writing a Letter of Recommendation, it is mandatory to clearly specify your relationship with the applicant, which essentially would mean whether you are a professor of the applicant or an immediate supervisor and such like.

How to Write (Format) The letter should fit on one page, preferably with a letterhead. It must contain a short introduction, one to two body paragraphs, and a conclusion that reiterates your recommendation of the student.

An introduction (which includes a recommendation statement and your professional title) An overview of some of the applicant's skills, strengths, or qualifications, which you can tailor to the application. A personal story where you can mention some of the applicant's achievements. A closing statement and call for ...

When you send your request, also include: Information on the position or role you're applying for. Details about how and when the letter should be submitted. An updated resume or brag sheet. A pre-addressed, stamped envelope (for letters that need to be sent by mail) A sample letter (if requested)

Address and date, relationship to the candidate, quality of work, individual characteristics, summary, and signature.

Think carefully before saying yes. Follow a business letter format. Focus on the job description. Explain how you know the person, and for how long. Focus on one or two traits. Remain positive. Share your contact information. Follow the submission guidelines.