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Recommendation Letters: I have an issue...need advice!

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by MissTee » Sun Oct 03, 2010 3:57 pm
I really need some expert advice on recommendation letters! Okay, here is my situation:

I am applying to a few MBA programs for the Fall 2011 school year. I already have in mind who I want to do my recommendations. 2 are my previous bosses from my last two positions & the 3rd (if needed) will be from my Dean at my undergraduate school. But here is where things get tricky...I am currently unemployed due to lay-offs from the last company I worked for and unfortunately my boss was laid off as well. My question is, will it still be okay to ask for a recommendation from him, even though he no longer works for the company either? I had a really good relationship with him, and I know he would be glad to do the letter, but I don't want that counting against me on my application. I've only worked for 2 companies since graduating college in 2005, and while in both positions, I've only had 1 boss, which is why I was going to ask both to do a letter since most apps like for the recs to be from your employer. What should I do?
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by Cindy Tokumitsu » Sun Oct 31, 2010 1:34 pm
Hello,

Yes, it is fine to use the recommendation from your previous boss even though he is not still with the company. He will have a chance in the recommendation to discuss his situation and his working relationship with you - when/where, how long, etc. That's what's important.

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Cindy Tokumitsu
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