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Alex Avdichuk <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 25 Nov 1998 12:10:31 -0500
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I think the need for references to be local depends on the job.  When I was
job hunting, none of my out-of-town references were contacted by the
smaller organizations with which I had interviews.  On the other hand, I
have been called as a reference for a student who worked for me.  She has
since returned home to another country where she was being interviewed for
a position in a large government organization.

I guess it depends on how much budget the institution has for long distance
telephone calls!

Alex Avdichuk
City of Toronto
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1.  How important is it to have local references when searching for a
job?  I have recently moved and can list only one local reference on my
resume, but I have been doing temp work for three months with an
organization that might be beneficial to mention.  Do you think I should
list my supervisor as a reference for professional character if nothing
else?

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