Hi!
Do you think it's better to waive our rights to inspect recommendation letter? What did you choose?
Thanks,
Lisa
Recommendation letter - Confidential
Posted Nov 05, 2007 10:13
Do you think it's better to waive our rights to inspect recommendation letter? What did you choose?
Thanks,
Lisa
Posted Nov 06, 2007 01:01
I waived my rights to see it. I just didn't see any advantages for not waiving.
Posted Nov 06, 2007 02:07
Sorry, I do not undersant, what are you talking about? what is this of waiving rights?
Posted Nov 06, 2007 03:25
It depends on the normal practice in your country, but I would suggest waiving your rights, especially if letters of recommendation are normally confidential in your own country - otherwise it may appear that you don't trust the referee (since the referee gets to see whether or not you've waived your rights).
Posted Nov 06, 2007 21:09
Thanks. Actually, I don't really know if letters of recommendation are normally confidential in my country (France). I think I will follow your advice and waive my rights.
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