When you're creating your resume, you have several options when it comes to your references. You can put the statement "References Available upon Request" at the bottom or include the references with the resume. If a company specifically asks you to include references when applying, make sure you send them with your resume.
Instructions
1. Gather your references. You'll want to pick a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 professional references. You must have their name, address, phone number and relationship to you, such as a former supervisor.
2. Put your references on a separate page instead of squeezing the list in at the bottom of one of your resume pages. Start with a fresh page titled "References."
3. Format the reference page in a similar manner as the rest of your resume. Use the same font and type size as the rest of your resume. Check to make sure your margins match up as well.
4. List the references in order of importance. Start with your most current supervisor and work your way down. Separate each reference into different paragraphs. List their information in this order: name, company name, address, phone number and relationship to you.
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