Although some companies will hire people without references, having them certainly increases your chances of obtaining a job. Just list three people you used to work with (three friends, three relatives). I wouldn't use brothers, sisters or parents but if that is all the family you have, that will work. Anyone will work, it doesn't have to be former co-workers or bosses.
Some good references are: a minister, a former teacher, a person from a club you were in or someone you worked with in a volunteer program, a neighbor who has known you for a while, a local politician whom knows you, a business owner you have dealt with, a bank officer at the bank you use or someone whom you served with in the military or a former commanding officer.
Remember, don't use anyone as a reference without obtaining their permission first!
Yes! Please go to google.com and type in constituional references
I find no saint named Alexa in any of my references.
No.
yeah probably
You ask them to provide references.
A reference. It is best to use the MLA Format when citing these references.
"It is company policy not to give any references" is better. Infinitives can be split if necessary, but in this example there is no argument for doing so.
He is not married. There does not appear to be any references in any online biography of Jean Paul Gaultier that indicates he has, or has ever had, any girlfriends or children.
Genesis 31:49 ;)
There are references to non-believers.
yes its all about the mahabharta and ramayana ........
one of them yes