Reference letter: multiple designations in the same company

[krazykm]

I have 5.5 years of experience under NOC 2172. And, all of my experience is in the same company.

I joined the company as a trainee right after my B-Tech, got confirmed after one year (which changed my designation from trainee). Then I got promotion in 2014 (designation changed). And this year, I was included in a 'center of excellence' team for my technology which changed my designation again. So overall, it is 4 designations. Though the last 2 designations are 2 different names, basically they are at the same level.

So, should I include all these designations, their timelines and specific job duties in the reference letter? Or can I mention my current designation and go with one set of job duties (the responsibilities I have done so far)?

I personally prefer to go with the second option. I am not sure if the employer will agree to give a reference letter with all designations.

Please suggest.

 

[One_Topsy]

I have 5.5 years of experience under NOC 2172. And, all of my experience is in the same company.

I joined the company as a trainee right after my B-Tech, got confirmed after one year (which changed my designation from trainee). Then I got promotion in 2014 (designation changed). And this year, I was included in a 'center of excellence' team for my technology which changed my designation again. So overall, it is 4 designations. Though the last 2 designations are 2 different names, basically they are at the same level.

So, should I include all these designations, their timelines and specific job duties in the reference letter? Or can I mention my current designation and go with one set of job duties (the responsibilities I have done so far)?

I personally prefer to go with the second option. I am not sure if the employer will agree to give a reference letter with all designations.

Please suggest.

First option is more appropriate, as it will also show salary and duration of each specific role.

 

[cjs]

include all letters from company from your confirmation letter, it will make your case strong.