Write a Resume packet.

Use the major as Finance. Use any position of job but it have to be in finace and for an intership or full time job.

Task 1: Job Search and Position Announcement

Begin this first task as a new document in MSWord.

The first task is to find a position that is suitable with your current education and experience level. This may be a full - time position, part - time position, or an internship; however, this position must actually exist and be verifiable.

Once you find a suitable position, copy and paste this advertisement / job description into an MSWord file and underline or highlight the specific job qualifications.

Task 2: Employment Letter of Application

Begin this task on a separate page in the same MSWord file. You can do this by using the Insert / Break / Page Break function in MSWord.

Now that you have found a suitable position, it's time to apply by writing a one page, properly organized and formatted letter of application.

Task 3: Professional Resumé And Reference Page
Begin each task on a separate page in the same MSWord file you used to complete Task 1 and 2. You can do this by using the Insert / Break / Page Break function in MSWord.

Now that you have found a suitable position and written a letter of application, it's time to properly organize and format your resumé and your professional reference page.

Task 4: Employment Interview Questions
Begin this task on a separate page in the same MSWord file you used to complete Task 1, 2, and 3. You can do this by using the Insert / Break / Page Break function in MSWord.

Congratulations! Your potential employer liked your letter of application and your resume and is interested in interviewing you for the position.

Pretend you are being interviewed by Ms. Rosemary Ferguson for the position you indicated in Task 1. Write your honest response each question of the ten questions listed to the right.

Task 5: Thank You Follow - Up Letter
Begin this task on a separate page in the same MSWord file you used to complete Task 1, 2, and 3. You can do this by using the Insert / Break / Page Break function in MSWord.

The interview was a success, and the interviewer, Ms. Rosemary Ferguson, was impressed with your skills and your interview style.

Now it's time to distinguish yourself from the other candidates by sending your interviewer a well written thank you letter that acknowledges the interviewer's time and courtesy as well as conveying your continued interest in the position.

This letter should show the reader that you are thorough, courteous, efficient, and sincerely interested in the job. On the personal level, writing this letter allows you to wrap up your application for the job; it is your last chance to tie up all the loose ends neatly.

Attached is the file with complete instructions:-

Attachment:- Employment Communication Assignment.rar