The purpose of this assignment is to provide experience doing the following: 1. Researching a company 2. Looking for an internship 3. Identifying key words in a job announcement 4. Writing a resume You will find an internship posting and use it to craft a customized resume. You can find internship postings for business students in Handshake and LinkedIn. Your Task 1. Find an internship advertisement that you are interested in. Save it as a Word document or pdf file right away as it may be deleted later on. 2. Analyze this announcement for key terms in the industry. Highlight the key terms. 3. Use Dr. Hirsh's suggestions to develop a chronological resume tailored to that internship. Students majoring in accounting must use one of the formats that the Accounting Department recommends. 4. Optional: Visit CoB's Career Service (BLB 037) to receive feedback on your resume. Then revise your resume based on the feedback you receive from the Career Center staff member. 5. Highlight the keywords in your resume. These will match the keywords you have highlighted in the internship post. Completing this step will allow your instructor to grade this assignment faster, which means you will receive your grade sooner. 6. Use the appropriate resume checklist (non-accounting BBA resume checklist (PDF) or accounting resume checklist (PDF)) to evaluate your resume before submitting it These will match the keywords you have highlighted in the internship post. Completing this step will allow your instructor to grade this assignment faster, which means you will receive your grade sooner. 6. Use the appropriate resume checklist (non-accounting BBA resume checklist (PDF) or accounting resume checklist (PDF)) to evaluate your resume before submitting it. 7. Submit both the internship post and your resume as pdf files on Canvas by the deadline. You will lose points if you don't submit the internship post or highlight the key words in both documents. BUSI 3660 Section Name Employment Communication: Resume Checklist (Non-Accounting Majors) Professional: Courtesy Your resume is one-page long. The header contains your name, the city and state where you reside, your Linkedin URL, your phone number, and your professional email. You avoided writing personal pronouns. Professional Care Your resume does not have any spelling, grammar, capitalization, or punctuation mistakes. Professional: Conventionality You used the format that Dr. Hirsch recommends. The resume contains all sections. You formatted each section correctly. You listed dates in reversed chronological order in each section. Clear: Organization and Content You included key words from the job posting. The personal statement highlights personal and professional strengths (2-3 sentences) and includes "seeking." The resume lists at least three core competencies. The resume lists technical skills and language skills. (Omit these sections if you don't have any.) The education section includes your degree(s), university(ies) with city(ies) and date(s). expected graduation date or graduation date, and GPA (if appropriate). You included honors and awards (Omit if you don't have any). Your employment history includes your positions, the companies' names, dates, cities, and states. You do not need to include one or two sentences explaining the company or the position if your resume is long enough You included three-step bullet points under each position. You described your leadership, campus, and community involvement (if any) and included your position, association, and dates. You included three-step bullet points for significant contributions Clear: Wording Sentence structure is simple and straightforward. You avoided writing complete sentence. Each professional experience includes action verbs. You used correct verb forms. Clear: Visual Design The resume includes black, 10-14 point Times New Roman/Arial/Calibri font. Your name is bold and large. Appropriate use of white space, alignment, font size, and font style makes the resume look clean and sharp. The purpose of this assignment is to provide experience doing the following: 1. Researching a company 2. Looking for an internship 3. Identifying key words in a job announcement 4. Writing a resume You will find an internship posting and use it to craft a customized resume. You can find internship postings for business students in Handshake and LinkedIn. Your Task 1. Find an internship advertisement that you are interested in. Save it as a Word document or pdf file right away as it may be deleted later on. 2. Analyze this announcement for key terms in the industry. Highlight the key terms. 3. Use Dr. Hirsh's suggestions to develop a chronological resume tailored to that internship. Students majoring in accounting must use one of the formats that the Accounting Department recommends. 4. Optional: Visit CoB's Career Service (BLB 037) to receive feedback on your resume. Then revise your resume based on the feedback you receive from the Career Center staff member. 5. Highlight the keywords in your resume. These will match the keywords you have highlighted in the internship post. Completing this step will allow your instructor to grade this assignment faster, which means you will receive your grade sooner. 6. Use the appropriate resume checklist (non-accounting BBA resume checklist (PDF) or accounting resume checklist (PDF)) to evaluate your resume before submitting it These will match the keywords you have highlighted in the internship post. Completing this step will allow your instructor to grade this assignment faster, which means you will receive your grade sooner. 6. Use the appropriate resume checklist (non-accounting BBA resume checklist (PDF) or accounting resume checklist (PDF)) to evaluate your resume before submitting it. 7. Submit both the internship post and your resume as pdf files on Canvas by the deadline. You will lose points if you don't submit the internship post or highlight the key words in both documents. BUSI 3660 Section Name Employment Communication: Resume Checklist (Non-Accounting Majors) Professional: Courtesy Your resume is one-page long. The header contains your name, the city and state where you reside, your Linkedin URL, your phone number, and your professional email. You avoided writing personal pronouns. Professional Care Your resume does not have any spelling, grammar, capitalization, or punctuation mistakes. Professional: Conventionality You used the format that Dr. Hirsch recommends. The resume contains all sections. You formatted each section correctly. You listed dates in reversed chronological order in each section. Clear: Organization and Content You included key words from the job posting. The personal statement highlights personal and professional strengths (2-3 sentences) and includes "seeking." The resume lists at least three core competencies. The resume lists technical skills and language skills. (Omit these sections if you don't have any.) The education section includes your degree(s), university(ies) with city(ies) and date(s). expected graduation date or graduation date, and GPA (if appropriate). You included honors and awards (Omit if you don't have any). Your employment history includes your positions, the companies' names, dates, cities, and states. You do not need to include one or two sentences explaining the company or the position if your resume is long enough You included three-step bullet points under each position. You described your leadership, campus, and community involvement (if any) and included your position, association, and dates. You included three-step bullet points for significant contributions Clear: Wording Sentence structure is simple and straightforward. You avoided writing complete sentence. Each professional experience includes action verbs. You used correct verb forms. Clear: Visual Design The resume includes black, 10-14 point Times New Roman/Arial/Calibri font. Your name is bold and large. Appropriate use of white space, alignment, font size, and font style makes the resume look clean and sharp