All,
If a judge requires only one or two recommendations, would it look bad if I submit three recommendations?
Thank you.
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JusticeJackson
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Re: Number of Recommendations
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Re: Number of Recommendations
Clerk here. I second this. I recently helped hire my replacement and little things like this do actually matter (to varying degrees). It just looks bad if you can't even follow instructions on how to apply to a job.JusticeJackson wrote:I would give the judge what they ask for. I've never seen the other side of this (i.e., this issue didn't come up when I was a clerk looking through applications for the next year), but I think doing anything else could show lack of attention to detail. Just my opinion.
