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HBS and MIT Sloan recs question [#permalink] New post 01 Oct 2005, 20:05
Hi:
I am curious.
Is it better to have recs as :
1.) Direct Supervisor (Interaction: current)
2.) Peer at my company (Interaction: current)
3.) Peer at my company (Interaction: current)

or

1.) Direct Supervisor (Interaction: current)
2.) Peer at my company (Interaction: current)
3.) MIT Senior Lecturer (last face-to-face interaction: today at MEng reunion and before that 1998 during MIT Masters Program. some e-mail interaction interspersed in between).

?

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Re: HBS and MIT Sloan recs question [#permalink] New post 03 Oct 2005, 16:03
kinyua wrote:
Hi:
I am curious.
Is it better to have recs as :
1.) Direct Supervisor (Interaction: current)
2.) Peer at my company (Interaction: current)
3.) Peer at my company (Interaction: current)

or

1.) Direct Supervisor (Interaction: current)
2.) Peer at my company (Interaction: current)
3.) MIT Senior Lecturer (last face-to-face interaction: today at MEng reunion and before that 1998 during MIT Masters Program. some e-mail interaction interspersed in between).

?

Thanks
-Kinyua


Option A.
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Thanks [#permalink] New post 05 Oct 2005, 07:08
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Re: Thanks [#permalink] New post 06 Oct 2005, 17:42
kinyua wrote:
Thanks Linda.

You're welcome.
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