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by jaw5xs » Fri Oct 23, 2015 6:31 pm
Question:

I have gotten two letters of recommendation. One from a previous supervisor and another from the CEO of my company because I worked directly for him once my boss left the firm. I work for a small firm of about 40 people.

Just last month, I got a new boss. I would rather use the letters of recommendation from my previous supervisor and the CEO because they know me better and can better speak to my strengths and I will not have had much time with my current boss by the time that I apply.

Is it okay to use the letter from my previous boss and the CEO (he stated at the time of the letter that I was reporting directly to him) instead of my new boss of just a few months?

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by Michael@VeritasPrep » Sat Oct 24, 2015 9:27 am
I think that should be fine. Some schools will ask you to make sure one of your recommendations is from a current supervisor, but I think that is close enough that you should feel comfortable. You could always explain your predicament in an optional essay if you are really worried about it.
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