Job Posting: I'll work on data analysis

To: ENGL 317

From: Prof. Justice-Awuzie

Subject: Post a Job Description

Dear ENGL 317 Scholars:

For this week's post, you'll find a job description that matches your credentials AFTER you graduate with a bachelor's degree.

I recommend that you use Handshake.com, LinkedIn.com, Idealist.org, and company websites. [Copy & Pastethe job description in your post.Do not post a linkbecause the job may close and lead to an error page.]

Pay attention to thequalifications. If the job says you need a Ph.D, you are way underqualified for it so do not choose that one. Instead, find something that may require a bachelor's degree or less.

If there's a job that requires aminorqualification that you have not completed, you may still apply, especially if you are open to learning or have a similar qualification. (e.g., you have experience with Canva & Adobe but not Photoshop.)

Pay attention tokeywordsthroughout the job description. What keywords or keyword themes do you notice throughout the job description? Paying attention to the keywords will let you know what the company sees as most important. Based on the keywords, you'll figure out if you'd be a good fit.

Keep in mind that certain keywords are used to rank applications as high or low. This ranking is done through an Applicant Tracking System (ATS). ATS is a computer software that collects and sorts applications based on features like keywords, format, and much more.

***In your post,HIGHLIGHTthe common keywords that you notice and be sure to use those keywords in your Resume and Cover Letter.***

I will use this job posting to grade your Resume & Cover Letter. If you do not post a job here, you'll get a 0 for the Resume and Cover Letter.

If your Resume and Cover Letter is NOT relevant to this job posting, you'll get a 0 on these assignments.

Please pay attention and work diligently.

Happy job searching!