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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, your reference letter clearly won't be that great right now if you have hit speed bumps. And it will be totally transparent to the family that you want it in case you want to leave soon. Even if they write a good one, when they talk to prospective employers, they will communicate the truth. I had to hire my current nanny in a time crunch. She had a glowing reference letter. When I talked to the mother, the reference was less glowing, but OK. That is how his nanny turned out - just OK. Why did the previous employer write a good letter? Because the nanny is a nice person who tries hard -- even though she lacks common sense -- and the mother still wanted to be nice to her face. Good lesson learned for me, and also to allow more time to find a good nanny.[/quote] But your gut told you to pick her? Why?[/quote]
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