Consider your "dream job", that is the job that you are hoping to ultimately get upon graduation. Answer the questions below accordingly. (This may be a job you have already applied for or one that you are planning to apply. If neither applies to your situation, answer the question for any specific job you pick.)

Provide reference for the information you use (e.g. link to the website for the job-ad that you are considering) for each one of your answers. Include specific weblinks that the information you are using is drawn from. In addition, save the corresponding pages and include the saved pages in your assignment (you may include them all at the end or alongside the corresponding question).

If you have additional information that is not listed on the webpage, e.g. information you gathered through your conversations with someone who works at that company, you may use that information as well in answering the questionsmake sure to note explicitly the source of the information (reference) you are referring to in your answers.

1. State the job that you picked and the job description, i.e. the responsibilities of the position.
2. What screening strategy/strategies does the employer use? Hint: What are the application requirements listed in the job-ad, and that you know of from other sources, if any, even though they are not specified on the ad?
3. For each screening strategy you identify in (2) explain which hidden characteristic of the job candidates the strategy is aimed at uncovering.
4. For each screening strategy you identify in (2) explain whether you think the strategy will be successful in inferring the hidden characteristic it aims at uncovering, that is whether it will achieve a separating equilibrium.
5. What signaling strategies are you planning to use (or did you use if you have already applied) when applying for this job?
6. For each signaling strategy you identify in (4) explain which hidden characteristic of yourself you aim at signaling.
7. For each signaling strategy you identify in (4) explain why you consider the signal to be credible.