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Who should sign reference letter - multiple positions at the same company

alzs-

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Hello, everyone! I am hoping someone can help me out!

I worked for eight years (until 2015) at the same company, where I help multiple positions and had 6 different superiors. From this 6 bosses, only one is still in the company.

I wrote one letter stating all positions, dates, job duties, and superiors for each position. My plan was to have HR and my old director (2011 - 2013) sign it. The director is okay with it, but after 3 weeks going around it, HR refused to sign saying they couldn't confirm job duties since the directors were no longer at the company and because it was not a standard document.

Do you think it is enough for CIC if one director sign the whole thing, even though he was my superior for 2 years out of 8? I did state in the letter that he was the only one still working there.

That is the ONLY thing missing before I can submit my application! :eek:
 

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I had 3 positions in 1 company. I listed them in separate rows so i got 3 separate placeholders and got 3 separate letters covering each position
 

alzs-

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xpressentry said:
I had 3 positions in 1 company. I listed them in separate rows so i got 3 separate placeholders and got 3 separate letters covering each position
But in my case I don't have my previous bosses to sign it. So it is not a matter of breaking one letter into 6, but of guessing if one director's signature would suffice.