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- 2. Recommendation letter sample for hospital director Interview questions and answers – free download/ pdf and ppt file Mr Richard Jackson HR manager XYZ Group 87 Delaware Road Hatfield, CA 08065 Dear Mr Jackson, I am writing this letter to recommend Mr._____ to the position of hospital director in your company. I believe that he shall be the perfect candidate for this position. I first met Mr.________ while he was working a ABC company as hospital director trainee under my charge. For 03 years working for our Company until he left, he had performed such remarkable job that he was promoted to pro hospital director. Mr.________ is quick at learning, very dynamic and hard-working. He is also passionate at work. He is very willing to take over new challenges and responsibilities. On one case when our company was such in a busy period, we required a candidate for the position which he willingly volunteered to take over. His performance was quite remarkable and that impressed us all. I’m totally confident that Mr._______ shall definitely become a very valuable asset to your company like he was to ours. Please feel free to contact us if you’d like additional information. Sincerely, Edward Jones, HR manager Top materials: top 7 recommendation letter samples, top 8 resumes samples, free ebook: 75 interview questions answers. Free pdf download
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