Productivity tutorial: Writing a letter of recommendation | lynda.com

Have you ever written a letter of recommendation so far and you do not know where to begin? You will learn everything you need to know from Jess Stratton. He provides a hint of writing and explains the correct structure of the recommendation in this tutorial. Discover strategies to quickly create recommendation letters. Please follow-up video at http://www.lynda.com/Business-Collabo.

This tutorial comes from Monday 's Productivity Pointer series by author Jess Stratton of lynda.com. This series provides self-contained hints on the latest online tools such as Google Apps, Skype, YouTube, Mint.com, Etsy.

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