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A good question to ask a reference is: “what do you know now that I will have learned about working with this person that I will wish I had known from the start?”
Also, when checking references it is indeed good to check three references… presumably references provided by the candidate. Of course references provided by the candidate are going to be most positive. Better is to get references from some who know the person well but who weren’t provided by the candidate. The way to get such references is to ask those the applicant provides who else they know that knows the person well that you should speak with.
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Good points and input Peter!