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Letter of recommendation for (Nimi kellest sa teed seda)
January 8, 2011
To whom it may concern :
I had pleasant opportunity to study closely with Nimi for 10 years in (nt. Kool) and as a friend I have known her since as long as I can remember back at my life.
I have always admired her self-consciousness and skill to work in a team . She knows what she wants and what she is capable of and works for her goals until she has accomplished them . The amount of her friends clearly shows that she is a person you can trust and always count on. During these years that I have known her she has shown that completing assignments on her own or in team is not a problem. Her ability to communicate with different people and self-discipline help her through any situation she may face .
She is a very creative person and talented in arts. She has finnished (kool) of fine arts and her talent is incredible .
I highly recommend (nimi kelle kohta) for whatever position she may decide to take up next. She is the type of employee that anyone would be happy to work with.
Sincerely,
Allkiri
Nimi
Telefon
Mail
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