Rule reminder
In professional Italian, false friends can cause serious misunderstandings. An 'editore' is not your 'editor'; a 'firma' is your signature not your firm; 'educato' on a reference letter means polite, not educated. B2 learners must handle professional Italian with precision.
HR reference letter: 'La candidata è una persona **educata**, precisa e affidabile.' What does 'educata' indicate in a professional reference?