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A former supervisor has already agreed to be one of your references. Which of the following should you do after a job interview?

▸ Do nothing. Your former supervisor will let you know if he or she is contacted.

▸ Send your former supervisor a cheque to compensate for the time it will take to serve as your reference.

▸ Write an e-mail message to your former supervisor to describe the position and company and to review what you would like him or her to stress to the prospective employer.

▸ Ask your former supervisor to call the employer immediately so that your reference comes in before anyone else's.

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