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Who do you include on a list of references for when applying/interviewing for a job?

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I've heard so many different guidelines I can't keep it straight. When providing a list of references when applying or interviewing for a job, who should you include on it? Currently, I have a former co-worker, teacher and community member. I just read that it should be all professional people you currently or have previously worked with. So, once and for all, who are the type of people who should be on a reference list? Thanks in advance!

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  1. It can be both from your question. A reference is someone you know who know that you will be a fantastic employee to that company, but it can't be relatives or personal friends. It is obvious those last 2 types of people would give you a glowing reference.


  2. In my experience, your current or past employer is requried (someone in a supervisory position). Also, most employers would like you to include a proffessional peer as a reference (someone whom has experienced your work ethic and skills)

    hope that helps clear the mud

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