LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION

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Letter of Recommendation - Do’s & Don’ts

A letter of recommendation can be defined as a document which is typically written by teachers, clients, employers for a candidate in order to recommend him/her for a program that he/she wishes to pursue.

This document is written with an aim to vouch for the expertise, achievements and the basic aptitude of the person.
Understanding the significance of a letter of recommendation, here is the list of do’s and don’ts that you may follow in order to draft a good letter of recommendation:
Do’s:
#1 Be sure with the information that is mentioned in the letter of recommendation is no different than your original information
#2 Make sure that you ask your employer/professor well in advance
#3 Add some examples that would help the admission officer to understand your profile better
#4 Discuss and focus on the kind of rapport that you have with the recommender
#5 Try and highlight the projects/work done under the guidance of the recommender
#6 Mention subjects/technologies that the professor/employer taught you
#7 Describe and write a couple of qualities that you demonstrated during your association with the recommender.
#8 Try to highlight the overall personality and profile through situational examples
#9 Highlight the duties that you undertook while you worked or studied under the professor/employer
#10 Try to specify how you would be benefited from the course that you intend to pursue
Don’ts: 
#1 Do not take a letter of recommendation from a person who doesn’t know you in person
#2 Do not bluff
#3 Do not simply state facts
#4 Do not assume people to give you a recommendation letter
#5 Do not take a letter of recommendation from a family member
#6 Do not ask for a last-minute recommendation
#7 Do not only specify and highlight your strengths
#8 Do not write information that’s contradictory
#9 Do not forget to waive your rights when you send the recommendation letter
#10 Do not ask to your friend to write a letter of recommendation for you
Good luck...!
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