I applied to be a redistricting commissioner for the state of California. I made the first cut and now I need to submit three letters of recommendation. Would anyone (not a family member) like to recommend me? I am a member of the opposite political party from most of my friends, but I believe that when both parties have an interest in discussing politics I am a good listener even if I disagree with the other person's conclusions. Sometimes I learn something and even change my mind. I have a strong analytical background and the ability to understand computer programs, data, and statistics.
It will basically be a 9 month long more than full-time job from next January through September, and it's very important to me that it be done correctly. If you want something done right...
What they want in the letter is here: https://application.wedrawthelines.ca.gov/pdfs/letters_of_recommendation.pdf
I'm assuming that I'll need to end up asking specific people in person to write me recommendations, but just in case someone is chomping at the bit to do it I thought I'd send out a blanket request.
When I get my own essays written I'll probably be asking all my friends to help proof read them as well.
--Beth
It will basically be a 9 month long more than full-time job from next January through September, and it's very important to me that it be done correctly. If you want something done right...
What they want in the letter is here: https://application.wedrawthelines.ca.gov/pdfs/letters_of_recommendation.pdf
Good letters of recommendations show strengths and weaknesses, are detailed, insightful and professional. They should provide important insight into an individual’s character, integrity, and motivation for applying to serve on the commission. They should also address the individual’s ability to be impartial, their relevant analytical skills, and their appreciation for the state’s demography and geography.
I'm assuming that I'll need to end up asking specific people in person to write me recommendations, but just in case someone is chomping at the bit to do it I thought I'd send out a blanket request.
When I get my own essays written I'll probably be asking all my friends to help proof read them as well.
--Beth