Before entering your dream job or getting into the school you’ve always wished for, you may be asked to provide a (or a few) letters of recommendation. A letter of recommendation (LOR) is a way ...

Securing a professional reference can be tricky, especially if you don't want to tip off your boss that you're looking for a new job.

Most applications will require a CV, a teaching statement, a cover letter (which generally includes a brief description of your research agenda), and letters of recommendation.

Today’s job market is competitive, so if you’re looking for ways to stand out, you’ll want to listen up. Some people are lucky enough to get hired off of word of mouth or their resume alone, but more ...

With a few crafty steps, you can write an effective recommendation that will reflect well on both you and the person you’re supporting.

I work in a supporting role in the entertainment industry. With the work I do and the reputation my company has in this ...

With a few crafty steps, you can write an effective recommendation that will reflect well on both you and the person you’re supporting.

When a colleague or peer asks you to write them a reference letter, it can feel like both an honor and a challenge. You want to help them succeed, but crafting a strong reference letter requires more ...

With a few crafty steps, you can write an effective recommendation that will reflect well on both you and the person you’re supporting.

Between applications for scholarships, graduate programs and employment, spring can be peak application time for students. As a faculty or staff member, it’s likely you’ve been asked to write letters ...

Sometimes students looking for a job think that they need reference letters when, in fact, they typically don’t—but they do need to be able to provide contact information of people that ...