sup all
so for OCI or related recruiting
should references strive to be from academic professors or can it be from professional individuals?
thanks all
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Re: should references be more professional or academic?
Why not both? I'm using references from 1) 1L prof 2) 1L summer supervisor and 3) work supervisor from before law school
Best to have a mix of perspectives IMO.
Best to have a mix of perspectives IMO.
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Re: should references be more professional or academic?
thanks for the reply
i do plan to use a mix. if so, is it better to have more academic (as in lower education systems?) or doesnt matter?
thx
i do plan to use a mix. if so, is it better to have more academic (as in lower education systems?) or doesnt matter?
thx
