Hi
raju1212,
Great question. The most important thing when selecting a recommender is that they are familiar with your work, your character, your strengths, your weaknesses and your career aspirations.
The use of specific examples will be important and the better the recommender knows you, the easier and more genuine these will be.
While the general advice is to select professional supervisors to write your letters of recommendation, there are some exceptions to this rule. If you have spent considerable time at this NGO, a team member should know you well and be positioned to write a strong letter on your behalf. Plus, they will be able to provide a new perspective on your candidacy.
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I wanted advice on lor.
I have volunteer experience. My father works for a NGO and i have been an active participant. Its a big org and recently we have adopted a rural village and doing many activities there. Officially i work as a photographer in the media team. But since my father is the regional head I have also done other liaising and managing work. So will it be a good thing to get recommendation from a team member ? (obviously cant ask my father). PS we dont have professional email as such of the NGO, so is it advisable to put down the team members work email.?
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Indian male 23,
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