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<title>Whom should I ask to serve as my references?</title>
<description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Q.</strong> Whom should I ask to serve as my references?</p>

<p><strong>A.</strong> Sometimes it's more important who the reference is than what she says about you. Famous researchers, celebrities, and stars in their field sound impressive. Anyone known to and trusted by the employer makes a better reference than a total stranger. Strangers ranked by credibility: </p>

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<li>Former supervisor 
<li>Former co-workers 
<li>College administrators and advisors 
<li>College professors 
<li>Personal professional acquaintances
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<p>The phrase References available upon request has no meaning on a resume. <br />
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