Dear Eric: Several months ago, I saw a part-time position I wanted to apply for. I would also be able to keep a job I currently have if selected for the new position.

Helena Independent Record

Helena

Lewis and Clark County

Montana

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Supervisor lied about letter of recommendation

Dear Eric: Several months ago, I saw a part-time position I wanted to apply for. I would also be able to keep a job I currently have if selected for the new position. As part of the application process, I needed two references. I asked a current supervisor for one. I told her I would be able to keep working for her if chosen for the new position. She agreed to write the reference. Roughly every two weeks in the time between her saying “yes” and …

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Asking Eric: Supervisor lied about sending letter of recommendation

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Advice columnist R. Eric Thomas answers his readers' questions in this November 20, 2024 edition of Asking Eric.

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Denver

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Dear Eric: Several months ago, I saw a part-time position I wanted to apply for. I would also be able to keep a job I currently have if selected for the new position. As part of the application process, I…

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Montana Standard

... the deadline for the position has passed, she has informed me that her reference may have gotten lost in cyberspace.

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Asking Eric: Supervisor says she’ll write a letter of recommendation but she doesn’t deliver on her promise

Asking “Eric shares advice on handling a lost job reference and navigating a strained sibling relationship marked by gaslighting and conflict.

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Read Time:4 Minute, 16 Second                 Dear Eric: Several months ago, I saw a part-time position I wanted to apply for. I would also be able to keep a job I currently have if selected for the new position. As part of the application process, I needed two references. I asked a current supervisor for one. I told her I would be able to keep working for her if chosen for the new position. She agreed to write the reference. Roughly every two w…

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